Originally Posted by
big honkin jeep
Most aftermarket is personal preference. I've never really seen any aftermarket do anything for the price of a rifle unless someone just had to have it or it was a really nice scope. Most likely still gonna take a beating on the scope. Most of the additional money spent on a rifle is "throwaway" money spent on an individuals taste. Most buyers want rifles in factory configuration. It would probably be best to return it to it's factory configuration and sell off the aftermarket as parts seperately if you want the most return on it.
I usually value rifles by finding closed auctions on auction sites like gunbroker and check to make sure the rifle actually sold. Lots of crazy asking prices and so many of the listings are pie in the sky. Sold rifles actually tell what the market will bear in a national market.
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