I've heard some good things about these stocks, and I am considering one for a project rifle I'm building.

However, I also know they are, at least partially, injection-molded, which brings up the question of how do you bed the action into one?

Just curious.

In a word or two, it takes a helluva lot of Phuqueing around. I would never do another.

I don't remember having that much of an issue with bedding. It did take several attempts with epoxy on the outside to fill gaps and remove the mold seam.

They have a very good tutorial on their website, I found it very helpful. I've done a few, didn't find them too much work, and I'm not overly gifted! I never was happy with my rattle can paint jobs, but I could live with them. Nice stocks, for sure.
Don't think I'd pay someone to do one for me, it would be just as cheap to run a mcmillan.

Mine was no problem at all, a tang Ruger 35 Whelen below. More than pleased.

Excellent stocks, be sure to clean all of the mold release off. I usually drill a few shallow holes to help anchor the bedding. I have used quite a few through the years.