In that case, honestly, that leaves the alternative of going with the Ejector.
The others were correct.
My apologies guys, i just edited my post to reflect my foible.
I meant to say ejector, not extractor.
The extractor is stock, ejector was the piece i beat on although im not sure if i beat on it enough. How do we gauge “beating”? 
It depends on where you did the beating.
All you’re trying to do is move it up a slight bit but it takes a few good strikes in the right spot. I’ll try to find some pics tomorrow.
What is your ejector looking like at the bolt face? Do you see enough material in there to eject a shell? Pull that bolt back in line with the front of the ejector material and send us a picture if you can.
Scott
This is quite possibly the worst necro post ever but i had some time to snap some shots and i really do want to get this rifle fixed up and ready to roll.
Enclosed are some photos, any suggestions guys?
Can you tell us what you have done to rectify the issue since the last post? Have you tried to tweak the ejector?
Call Troy Sellars at InRangeC2 and make arrangements for him to fix it.
Gunz,
The issue has not been remedied.
In fact, it has gotten significantly more sporadic in nature. I am still looking for solutions short of sending it to a smith.
After paying a smith, the cost of shipping etc the rifle will have lost its value so im trying to do the Russian thing and beat on it myself until it works.
I agree with HeavyMetal. Someone needs to get hands on it and examine it.
Fair enough guys. I know when something is beyond my paygrade.
Also, take a look at the second to last photo of the bottom of the ejector hook.
Wow…is it just me or is that thing worn beyond belief?
EDIT:
Just spoke with Troy Sellars.
Yep, that man knows what hes talking about. Im going to send the rifle off to him and let him work his magic.
Please post us an update when your rifle come home.