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look at where the gun ejects and think about where your face would be on the stock. I have no doubt that (with a normal shooting position) it would eject into your face or just miss it
The only way to not be hit would be to adopt an "unnatural" grip and face positioned further back on the stock. this would make this design unfit for a left handed shooter. Just my opinion but, i would look elsewhere for shooting comfort.
I don't want anyone getting hurt so Im going to say noway. Get the right gear. They may go forward but you never know I wouldn't risk it Tim.
look at where the gun ejects and think about where your face would be on the stock. I have no doubt that (with a normal shooting position) it would eject into your face or just miss it
