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That is a great piece of wood. You should not have an issue going to straight grip on that. Semi-inletted stocks are typically duplicated fat enough to give you the extra wood to work with in order to get the proper lines out of it.
The biggest issue with semi-inlets is getting the dimensions you want for drop. If it is not duplicated large enough to give you a large range of drops, you end up limited to whatever it ends up at after fitting the action.
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