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Originally Posted by amafrank
One would think that on a fireball action the problem wouldn't be there but its hit or miss on all of them. Whats happening is that the spring pressure from the ejector pin is not there and thats what keeps the case head pushed against the extractor. The case mouth sits against the side of the chamber as you pull it out of the chamber and then as it comes out of the chamber the ejector pin is supposed to push it against the side of the receiver. If your ejector is short or hits its stop too soon the pressure is released and the case falls free of the extractor. We have found that by removing the ejector pin and extending the notch for the retaining pin so that it can be pushed further out by the spring it will hold the case longer. . . long enough for it to clear the receiver side and be ejected.
Hope that makes sense....it worked for us on most of the problem guns.
Frank
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Still a Remington though....
Scoop, H-O-W-A like an Italian saying "Howa you like the way your Remington ejects"?