I have more than a dozen MKII's or hawkeyes up to 375 ruger and haven't ever seen an issue. The design uses a mauser type extractor and a fixed ejector. Unless there is something I don't know its about impossible for one not to eject if worked forcibly.

Now if you ease the bolt back, it will just hand the case to the shooter, a nice feature at the bench. But when worked the way one tends to do after shooting at an animal it should heave the case quite a way. In fact I tend to loose many of the cases when hunting because my reaction is to work the bolt pretty quickly as soon as the shot is away.

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