I have recently purchased a Ruger .375 and when shooting it at the range for the first time I found that the cases did not eject when I worked the bolt agressively. Researching this problem on the web has revealed that this can be a problem with the new Rugers. I called Ruger and they said they haven't had any problems like this and have never heard of the cases not ejecting but told me to drop off the gun and they would take a look at it. So before I sent the gun to them I thought I would try the range again just to be sure. Well, you guessed it, try as I might I could not get the gun to malfuction no matter how fast or hard I worked the bolt. Any suggestions or has anyone had this problem before? From the articles I read in African Hunting Magizine the problem exists in the ejector spring being too weak so when the bolt is brought back quickley the case passes over the ejector before it has time to pop up and kick out the cartridge.