I'll have to agree with the other opinions here on resale value... it is greatly diminished on a "wildcat", even well proven "improved versions of popular cartridges.
I however, am a fan of the .30-06 AI. I've been hunting many years using one, and really appreciate being able to push a Barnes 180g X bullet to 3010 fps with sane pressures! It really changes the complexion of a .30-06 based cartridge, and without the fire-belching loudenboomer effect of the magnums. Accuracy with mine is about 5/8" center to center with any well tuned load. Feeding problems were an issue to begin with, but were solved with a little work on the feed rails.
This is a gun I intend to keep, and not one on the auction block. It is a solid, garden variety Ruger that has recieved it's turbo-charger!
One must pick what's right for his own situation and circumstances however, and consideration of the resale value is of course a factor in many of these decisions.
Choose wisely!
God Bless,
Marshall