I will be surprized if you don't get a bunch of responses on that swap request.
: Don't get me wrong, I'm merely attempting to explain the differences between the European stock and the American stock designs.
: While what I've printed here is my opinion, it is also the opinion of all dedicated accuracy offhand shots. There is a valid reason for that stock design and it's in it's shootability.
: You are correct, I do appreciate the iron-sight stocks tht BRNO provided on their 'hunting' rifles. Not only do they allow seeing the sights properly, but with the additon of a scope sight, they allow much more accurate offhand shooting due to the heads-up standing position. Cranking your head over to see through a low mounted scope on an American-style stock is not conductive to accurate shooting as your centre of balance monitor, the inner ear, is slanted over and destroys balanace. This causes more movement in the sights from shooting positions othe than bench shooting. Even the US Olympic teams rifles use a heads-up position, long known for it's superiority and used by all nations who want to win.
; A person either likes those stocks, or doens't. It's much the same as the safeties. Some don't mind and don't even notice, while other people can't get used to them. A bit more practise shooting, perhaps, is needed.