Serious question here - I currently have an m92.  I have never been a fan of rifle caliber cartridges in a pistol- simply of my own bias and want to SBR it.  Have a trust, yada yada, yada.  I'm looking for a nice stock; however, most of what I see are hinged.  I hate to admit this, but I just don't like the look and couldn't see myself shooting it in this configuration or else I would keep it as a pistol.  Out of curiosity, why do so many people like the hinge?  I can see myself with an under folder on it.  I have a Yugo UF and it is convenient to collapse the stock for storage and looks nice as well.  Obviously I will need a 'smith to have that installed, but what does the group recommend about keeping it somewhat traditional looking.  I don't plan on making it a tacti-cool sbr, that's what my AR's are for - maybe someday I'll put a rail on it but for now I'd like to keep it simple, add a brake and some form of traditional stock.  All advice and opinions are welcome.  Trolls can stay on the front porch.  Bragging photos are encouraged, but list what you got on it if you share!

Quick note: my SN is forward and I don't mind buying the appropriate trunion and having it professionally installed.  I assume maybe the hinge is a simple do-it yourself deal?