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It's just my opinion, but unless this mod can be documented to Parker or Remington, it's just an oddity that doesn't really add to the value. The quality of the workmanship is what will determine if it actually detracts from the value. If it's only marginally well done, it may have the effect of a carriage bolt through the head of the stock to fix a crack.
Most rotating cocking indicators I have seen on English or European guns have their slot fillet with gold.
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