I was concerned about this too, but I'm now convinced it's more of a cosmetic issue, similar to mag wobble with AKs. In order to test this I loaded mine up with cheap Wolf 115gr ball, then held the magazine with pressure on all different sides while rapid firing. Despite trying to force it to malfunction, it chewed through all the rounds no problem. Mine's been very reliable in general though, with the exception of one old and worn G26 mag, which failed to hold the bolt to the rear, once. The feed-ramps on it are massive, both top and bottom, the chamber area looks comparable to a modern handgun, which I'm sure helps some. I haven't noticed any copper build up on them though, which would indicate rough feeding. The action is also very smooth, almost as smooth as a worn in SAM7, certainly smoother than any ARs I've owned (though this is probably the rotating bolt, more than anything).
I only really have two minor complaints with the rifle. I wish it could be field stripped without tools. I'm also not too fond of the ghost ring rear sight, I'm just slower with it compared to a peep or patridge style sight (Aimpoint fixed that though).
So in short, some wobble, but it seems to be a non-issue.