Wolf ammo is 223, SS109 is 5.56 Nato, make sure that your barrel is chambered for 5.56, and not the tighter 223 chamber.
If you do have a 5.56 chamber, then you need to do a bit of cleaning on the barrel. Start off with soaking the chamber in CLP, then get a 30 Cal mop, soak it in CLP and spin it in the chamber with a few rods and a drill. What you are after is cleaning the chamber at the last cut before the throat of the barrel. You will find that it maybe caked with fouling, and causing the SS109 rounds to act as if they were loaded too hot.
If you still have problems and chamber has tool marks, you will need to polish the chamber. Basically, the chamber should be smooth as a baby’s ass, with no tool marks or grooves.
Bottom line is the SS109 ammo is showing signs of excessive working pressure (too hot of a load), and binding to the chamber walls. The extractor is being torn from the case rim, but it is not an extractor/spring problem. If this was the case, the spend case would not need to be pounded out with a cleaning rod.
To recap, check the chamber to make sure it is 5.56 Nato, then clean the chamber, and polish the chamber out if it has tool marks.