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I believe this type of jam is caused by the unequal breech angles discussed in my article on page 47 of the Winter 2019 Parker Pages. The difference in angles allows a sort of wedging action that can leave a residual force on the locking bolt after firing. The base of the shell can be displaced upward and may 'lock itself in place'.
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