Stippling is stippling. I DIY it to my Glocks because my hands sweat when it's 10 degrees below zero. Ugly AF, too, ain't no one going to buy that frame. But also hundreds cheaper for the same thing, prettier.
But for the mechanical modifications, yeah, maybe, if it's attractive to buyers.
I would not buy any frame that has been modified. By a gunsmith or personal. I have been offered some. I pissed them off for the price i offered for them.
Late to the party-Absent a very few weapons with work performed by a very few craftsmen, no additional value added by modification of the polymer pistol.
If I modify anything it's because I'm going to keep it. If someone else is selling something used, usually the only circumstances I buy is from a shop I trust which has looked it over and will assign a price they think to be correct.
"You can't stop insane people from doing insane things with insane laws...it's...insane!" -- Penn Jillette
I don't personally buy altered firearms. I like stock firearms, then customize them myself.
I would say it decreases value if not done by a reputable shop.
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Too many variables on home gunsmithing to “roll the dice” on a purchase.
Traded a Glock 26 gen 4 straight up for this. I feel like I got the better end of the deal.
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