ORIGINAL: elgallo114
My first suggestion is to take it back to Remington! They will fix any problem you have.
That being said, it's probably just the ejecter. Most likely just a defect in manufacturing. It supposed to have a little hook like thing that catches the rim of the case. If it's not, it's either recessed to far or the "hook" part is worn down, or never there.
Senor, you are describing
the extractor, not the ejector! IF those cases are being dragged out of the chamber and dumped ontop of the next round in the magazine, as he states, the extractor is working correctly. But the ejector is not!
Check the ejector plunger, which isa sping-loaded shaftwith the round nose portion sticking out of the bolt face opposite the extractor. Take a screwdriver, put a drop of oil on the ejector nose, and push it into the bolt face. It should pop back out under spring tension. IF it is not sticking out of the bolt face, or won't pop back out after you push it in, either the ejector ishanging up on something in its' hole (like a burr, or a brass shaving), it has a broken spring, or some such. Any decent gunsmith can fix this in five or ten minutes!
You can fix it yourself, or at least find out what's causing it, if you have a pin punch with which you can take out the ejector retaining pin. Then you can take the ejector out of the hole, (CAREFULLY-YOU DON'T WANT THE EJECTOR PLUNGER OR SPRING TO FLY AWAY WHEN REMOVING IT FROM THE BOLT!!) and see what's wrong in there.....
11 is the ejector plunger, 12 is the ejector plunger retention pin, 13 is the ejector spring, and 14 is the extractor....
