As stated bedding is not that difficult... having said that I wouldn't climb the learning curve with a RSM. The factory bedding system is quite different than a run of the mill Remington or Winchester and even a std Ruger. Many smiths have some disdain for Ruger's system because it is different. If they curse at it the likelyhood of them doing a proper job is diminished. With the RSM you have the addition of a crossbolt (not a big deal in itself) and the fore end plate. I don't know any smiths who specializes in Rugers in general and even if you find one he may not be familiar with the RSM bedding system. I would look for someone who has a reputation for doing quality work specifically on dangerous game rifles. I think that would be your best bet.
