Here is a link to the Montana I was referring to.
http://www.montanamountainhorse.com/store-categories-Trail-riding-saddles_1467909.html
They are basic Saddle, similar in quality to Simco or American Saddlery, which are considered base line Saddles.
Because they like some others do not have a lot of tooling the price stays low, a lot of the Price of a Saddle is Tooling and Leather.
Pressed tooling or no tooling is the least expensive, Hand Stamped Next and Carved is the highest, carved tooling can add 500.00 or more to a basic Saddle.
Then the next step would be upgraded leather, like Pre-oiled and hand buffed then above that leather from Wicket and Craigs, etc. Premium leather can add anywhere from 125.00 to 400.00.
I guess it is kind of like comparing a Wintec English to a Stubben, not that Wintec is bad, maybe a base line compared to others. (ps, I know very little about English Saddles, just what I have heard)
Most of my QH and my Paint take a Full-QH Bar 7" Gullet, sound like you may have some Semi-QH 6.5" Gullet Saddles, that would cause pinching and rocking.
Maybe that link will tell you if we are even describing the same company
Hope something in here helped.
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