How to Lengthen an Ejector

The reason it does that now is the case is shorter. When the case is extracted, it tips to the right, typically pushing the neck against the race ways with a little tension. When it clears the port, it flips out. A fireball case is so short that when it clears the mouth of the chamber, it will tip farther out because the case is shorter, and this distance is more than the travel of the ejector. Before the case neck can touch the raceway, the ejector is out of travel and leaves no tension on the case, hence the drop out of the bolt face. You need to lengthen the travel of the ejector by filing the notch lower, by about .020"