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Are there reasonable stock carvers out there willing to inlet a rifle from a blank? If so what is the going rate? I cut my own blank from a walnut log and let it sit for two years - no cracking. I was planning on going with Jim Chambers since he allows you to use your own blank. I would appreciate any feedback.
 
I would think an reputable builder would be able to work with you, I think (not sure) even kiebler states they would work with your blank as long as it is the proper size to work into the stock .
 
David Rase can do inletting and give you a 1/16" web at the breech if that's what you want. Your RR groove will be perfectly sized and centered. I have not had that experience with some of the others when that was what I asked for.
 
Jim Kibler will give you an honest assessment of your plank and tell you if it is of a quality that he can shape. I had a crotch wood walnut plank that I cut with a knot in it, he advised me correctly not to try to make a stock from it.
 
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