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Practice throwing the gun to your shoulder and pointing at a target until you know the gun.
I shoot anything with a drop at heel from 2 to 3 1/4 inches. If the drop at heel is too much get your face closer to your thumb . Very much cast off just compensates for not getting your face over enough and causes the gun to kick off center. I have seen lots of people get all gun fitted and they still don’t shoot any better than they did before .
Just learn to shoot it without overthinking .
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