I have to agree with both 400Nitro and Curly.

My only DR is an extractor one and I have no problem letting the empties slip out of the rifle for a pretty quick reload. Though I've not been dangerous game hunting so this is just something I do when off hand shooting and doing "dangerous deer and bear hunting."

However, when bird hunting ejectors come in real handy. Many times I've been able to get a 3rd or even a 4th shot off in a flush or a covey rise with ejectors. No way with extractors, and I used to hunt with an old extractor shotty (Stevens 311

) a lot in High school and college and I got pretty good at reloading it. However, ejectors are kinda of a pain when you are shooting clays as a reloader, but I've gotten pretty good at catching them.