I turn my head slightly into the gun and thus avoid the need for cast off. For me, any cast off greatly accentuates face slap. Head's up shooters will need some cast off for proper eye alignment, but will also increase their chances of cheek slap. Also, my stocks are quite long. The length assures a firm mount in the shoulder pocket and less movement along the face when I fire.
Short stocks cause pain.
I always try to shoot the longest stock that I can comfortably mount. Now let's get to you. Any stock on any gun can be made to fit properly with enough work. The problem is that stock fit is often just as much a factor of shooting technique as it is due to the gun. Since I can't see you shoot, I really can't comment.