steck

Redwood, I had the same problem on mine. Contact the factory, the tech there helped me out. When a round is ejected the bolt comes back and impacts the next round in the mag. Cycle the bolt and check the rotation of the extractor, you will see where it is impacting the next round. File the edge gradually until it does not impact the next fed round.

I buffed the contact points on both my rifles. .308 carbine and the other is the hunting version. Both triggers had differnt pulls from the factory. The long barrelled rifle did not take much work and the trigger is very light now, 2.5 lbs. I actually had to do some filing on the carbine, but i wanted a heavier trigger on that one anyway. I really don't like the reach to the trigger on the carbine (I installed a Tapco retractable with pistol grip). I may file it to get the grip closer.