Here's a pic of "area of concern" of a ca 1994-98, Win 70, 375 HH Super Express. It operates flawlessly. I've noticed slight variations among different models and eras of production of the Model 70 but the basic parts and orientations are the same. Most all Model 70s, Mauser-based designs and Mausers of various flavors have similar specs for protrusion of ejector in front of bolt face. I think too much protrusion may cause both loading and ejection timing issues and too little protrusion won't eject the cartridges at the right timing or angle during rearward bolt travel. This rifle has an ejector protrusion of .175" out from bolt face. The protrusion is a result of both the length of the bolt stop and the ejector. That distance seems within the average range for most crf actions that have a "standing" ejector.
