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One reason this happens for many shooters, especially new shooters. It isn't so much the fault of the gun, but the shooter. The gun probably properly ejecting out the ejection port to the side. However during recoil, the gun torques/rolls left and upward in the shooter's hand(s), This results in orienting the ejection port to eject back towards the shooter's head.
The happens very quickly, so quickly that most shooters don't notice it happening or don't realize what might result. We actually identified the problem with a digital movie camera and then running the shot frame by frame. At 32 frames per second, the torque was only clearly caught in two frames.
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