Value of a Greener Mark III
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2018 7:02 pm
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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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!!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?
That is the way I recall it as well.dolk wrote: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!!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?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