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The answer to the original question is that straight and pistol grip Parker stocks have the same pitch, and that the "wall" and combo gauge systems of measurement give essentially the same result. Several of the entries in the DGJ list were measured both ways, and the result is plotted here. P indicates pistol grip, S straight hand stock.
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Measuring Stock Pitch
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