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So, the case is stopped, and the bolt continues to move forward a bit, until it reaches the end of its travel, at when point, the extractor has snapped over the case rim, and the spring loaded ejector is compressed.
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That's true for push feed firearms with plunger type ejectors. A couple of my rifles qualify as such, but none of my pistols do. They are all control fed with stationary ejectors. I considered a plunger type ejector to be an "extenuating circumstance" in post #31 in the context of OP's question. ymmv