Every time I turn around I see something I've never seen before. My newest .270 Ruger MKII stainless/syn is a super shooter, one of the best I've ever shot. But, when you drop a round in the chamber to shoot at the range, about half the time if won't jump the extractor over the rim of the case. It acts like there isn't enough room inside the action for the extractor to spring out around the rim of the case. Anyone ever seen this problem???

I swapped extractors with my .243, (which the claw is identical on, so no problem there) and it does the same thing. I have 4 Ruger 77's and none of the others fail to feed ever.

Since it's not a DGR I'd be tempted to just take a little off the extractor hook in say .005" increments. If it results in extraction failures buy another one. That would be a pretty sure indication an improperly cut extractor recess is the problem, wouldn't it?

I switched the extractor with my 243, and it does the same thing, and the 270 extractor works fine in 243. So it has to be something with the action.