Based on what I've seen over the years...YES
I think that would hurt the resale value ( but that's just my personal opinion )
The double triggers and fixed chokes hurt resale some. $400 is realistic.
New ones have sold as low as $199..99 for the 160 GB Black Friday Special and included 2 recently released games. That has to hurt the resale value on used models with smaller harddrives and no games
Yes it does , but it depends on what your downloading to your computer but becarfull it may hurt your computer
Built for Sears by Winchester, plain-jane version of the Winchester Model 70. Nice, solid rifle. Resale value hurt somewhat by Sears name and hardwood stock. sales@countrygunsmith.net
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No it will not but don't mix it with the orange.
Even if done by Browning, it will diminish the value.
No it will not.
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I assume you mean a used one. Well it depends on condition, and model (blued or stainless). It is a very widely distributed pistol which may hurt its resale value as they are pretty much everywhere. I have one and I love it, will never sell it. You could expect to get maybe $225-$300 depending on model and condition. Good luck
Sometime it does depending on what it is and it will wear out some of its value because it's not good for you.