Nope, both of my camo patrol caps have half-nude WWII nose art pins all over them & I can't show those in family magazines or on family forums.
Does look a bit like me in profile, though.
When I wrote up the Chiappa years ago I explored various methods of use & the article showed a couple.
The Chiappa & Ranch Hand can be rested against the cheek (not recommended in a heavy recoiler), rested against the shoulder, held out front one-handed (if you've got enough arm & wrist strength), held out front two-handed in an unsupported "rifle" hold, and held out front two-handed in a hands-together handgun hold, all using the sights.
Or fired from the hip, obviously without sights.
The Henry .45 ML here can be fired from the shoulder, but you need to make sure you keep your eyeball and/or glasses back away from the bolt if you also cycle the lever from the shoulder.
It is waaaaay too heavy to shoot well one-handed, though.
That one may not remain an ML.
It is demanding in no uncertain terms to be SBR'd, and I don't know how much longer I'll be able to resist.
Denis