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And still thanks lol
Sure the XM29 may be suitable for just one grenadier's use in an entire squad, but yeah, having it to replace the standard issue is just too much of a problem, and the concept of XM25 is just inferior to what the majority chose to go with eventually I suppose.
The XM25 compounded the problem by removing the built-in carbine, meaning that any grenadier who used it had to carry a separate carbine. Between carrying an XM25 and an M4, or an M4 with an attached M320, pretty much everyone chose the latter. It was lighter, more compact and way easier to use than logging two weapons around.
In the end, the only weapon from the program that was put in service was the M320(a somewhat modified XM320) to replace the aging M203.