RE: Winchester Model 70 and a new stock
Are you saying that you want to re-blue the metal *and* get a new synthetic stock? You could probably buy a new stock and do the switch-out yourself without much problem. Or, try just painting your old synthetic stock yourself. Krylon make a fusion spray paint that works really well for that. It's easy as can be and it would cost less than a box of shells.
IMO, the re-blue is a bit harder to do yourself. But to answer your question, (I think)I wouldn't think you would lose accuracy if a gunsmith would perform any service on it.
The gun might not shoot as well with a whole new stock, though, but if that happens there should be ways to remedy that. (e.g. free floating, glass bedding, etc.)
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