This is not a new issue with FALs. Some years back, FALFiles member "ggiilliiee" posted a fix that involved matching the width and contour of the receiver rails to the magazine's feed lips. Naturally, a Dremel can be involved, but the mod is probably better done with file and 400 - 800 grit paper.
If you remove the top cover and insert a loaded magazine, you will see that the receiver rails hold the cartridge down well after the magazine's feed lips have released it. If you open the rails to more closely match the feed lip's width and contour, it allows smoother feeding and less battering of the bullet nose. Smoothing out the underside of the rails is also very helpful, and is sometimes all it takes.
The caveat is to go slowly, and do no modification of the rails forward of where the case mouths sit. Getting too aggressive will result in the bolt hanging up on the left rail when going forward on an empty magazine; it does not affect feeding from a loaded magazine.
Unfortunately, the original link to the mod is broken, and photobucket killed all the pictures. That is not as great of a loss as it may seem, since the original was written in ggiilliiee's rather bizarre, stream-of-consciousness style with frequent ejaculations and liberal use of somewhat random punctuation and capitalization. Laborious translation yields the above distillation, and a google image search for "ggiilliiee FAL receiver rail mod" will still yield previews of the now-defunct photobucket pix. Those preview pictures are fairly self-explanatory, and show pretty clearly what the whole thing is about.