Value of a Greener Mark III

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Value of a Greener Mark III

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I have a Greener Mark III shotgun that I am looking to sell. Are these collectible at all? Any idea of the current value of these?
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14 ga.? Egyptian brass ammo....
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kaz1961 wrote:I have a Greener Mark III shotgun that I am looking to sell. Are these collectible at all? Any idea of the current value of these?
Collectable ....yes. Not highly sought after. You have to make your own ammo to fire it. I almost bought one a few years ago when a bunch of them came in. Problem was, no cash at the time. Now I have cash, no shotgun!! :chuckles: Not a lot of value to them at that time. And now, .... I just don't know.

Most old shotguns are a dime a dozen. Everyone kept their Grandpa old shotgun or hand gun. So there are a lot of them. I think these were used for guarding prisoners if I remember right. The odd ball ammo was in case one of them was stolen, not so easy to find ammo for it.

I think that is the history.

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dolk wrote:
kaz1961 wrote:I have a Greener Mark III shotgun that I am looking to sell. Are these collectible at all? Any idea of the current value of these?
Collectable ....yes. Not highly sought after. You have to make your own ammo to fire it. I almost bought one a few years ago when a bunch of them came in. Problem was, no cash at the time. Now I have cash, no shotgun!! :chuckles: Not a lot of value to them at that time. And now, .... I just don't know.

Most old shotguns are a dime a dozen. Everyone kept their Grandpa old shotgun or hand gun. So there are a lot of them. I think these were used for guarding prisoners if I remember right. The odd ball ammo was in case one of them was stolen, not so easy to find ammo for it.

I think that is the history.

Dolk
That is the way I recall it as well.
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