I would start with a heel correction. Sometimes a dime or a penny or a washer works well but what you want is a circle that contacts the edge of the bevel, the edge of the spine, and the far edge of the stabilizer, then take a sharpie and draw a line around the circular object, whatever it is and file to there. Sort of like this:
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What that does is two things. It brings the back of the bevel forward and it brings the stabilizer in at an angle that is more pleasing than that hideous (no offense) thing it has now. I think if you do that and hone a little further forward on the new end of the bevel that that will take care of your problem.