I did notice on my extractor it almost looked a little chipped, so if I continue to have issues with extraction, I may change the extractor. Also, I cleaned up the extractor spring and oiled it so maybe that will make a little difference. Last trip to the range, it actually looked like the extractor was basically pulling part of the rim off the shell casing instead of extracting it. It was as if the shell was getting stuck in the chamber, and the extractor did not have enough force to rip it out, so instead it ripped the lip off the casing...

it runs brass so flawlessly, I may just use up my aluminum in the Ruger LC9S which eats it, and not buy any more.