People make a living by remodeling homes. If done properly it is a very profitable venture.
The Kitchen in particular is where profits are made!
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You're right, but the question and your answer are sort of like apples and organges. To take things in reverse order: yes, remodeling is profitable for _contractors_ because people remodel for reasons other than profit at resale time, reasons such as replacing worn finishes and appliances, reconfiguring floor plans for greater liveability, redecorating to better fit personal tastes. These are justifiable reasons, and so people willingly pay to have such changes made. That doesn't, however, change the fact that there is virtually _no_ remodelling job what will return an increase in value at the time of sale that will more than cover the cost of the project.
As for the first question, I'd say that, like a kitchen, some 995 improvements raise the value more than others. ATI stocks are very popular and visible: they're available not only from firearms specialists like Benny, but also on eBay, and such an accessory has wide appeal. In this case, the new stock may very well bring higher offers than the original might have.
Others, such as scopes are more problematic, in that a buyer may or may not want one, or may want a different one. To further complicate matters, the scope, unlike an ATI stock may, if removed, have value to the seller, since it can be used on something other than a 995.
Finally, bushman's accessories probably don't add much, not because they're not good (they are), but because they have little visibility outside this forum (for the time being

) Thus, unless you're selling to a forum member, they will have no perceived value, and you'd bet better off removing them and selling them here.