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I like them both. One item not mentioned so far is the length of pull. A lot of american straight grip guns were made with a 14" length of pull. Too short for a lot of people. European guns were much longer LOP's on straight grip guns. Sure a pad can be added but lot's of shooters look for that "feel" just as the gun sits. If more guns of american manufacture had at least a 14 1/2" pull with a straight stock they would be more acceptable I think.
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