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That is a good post by Dave. I had never realized a straight stock was a less expensive option compared to pistol grip. It makes sense the more I think about it.
It is interesting that straight stocks usually command a premium today. I know they made less of them so that is a big factor. It is a premium on something that was less expensive at the time of production. Thanks for the post on this!
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