The only thing I would do any different than ridgerunner postedis i go full length when I glass bed a rifle clear to the end of the forend of the stock. I started doin that on older wooden stocks because even after being floated sometimes I would have a stock warp and it would have to be floated again. Started full length glassing them and the stock can twist and warp all it wants without adding pressure points on the barrel. I do it on synthetic stocks now just to get rid of the slop in them when you squeeze the stock against the barrel. I love the accuracy improvements I get to.
As far as having it inletted I like being the one who takes out only the material I need to. If I was doing it I wouldnt want the stock inletted. So ask your gunsmith before you order it.