You are catching the round as it is being ejected. Check out what the length of your round is: COAL. But that is not uncommon and really not a problem if you are reloading. When you resize the round, it will come back out okay as long as it's not too far down the casing. Try using different rounds. Not all rounds will do that. Mag Tech is a good factory round and most of them won't do that. The top photo shows where the extractor is catching the round and if you notice, you can see the extraction marks. I have used many different rounds and some will eject without a problem and some will do what yours is doing. If the COAL is set at 1.250 or less, you shouldn't see too many rounds like that. If you experience more of them from different manufacturers then get a hold of Mike @Ruger, Prescott, Az, explain the problem and he can adjust it so it won't happen very much. However, you will still have SOME that will catch and bend the round as is shown. The rounds you have shown I would not try to reload, especially the top photo. You can see the crack in the head of the casing due to the extractor catching it and hitting the hood as it ejects. One more thing to remember, when that round is fired, that shell casing is really hot and sometimes landing on concrete will also damage the round. If you ever had a hot round go down inside your shirt, you will know it. Hope this may be of some help.
Tommy