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Pfitz, looks like you have most of the action from a pretty early (before 1878) inexpensive Greener hammergun. I see them for sale on the internet for $200 or so. It appears to be useable if someone needed the parts, but usually its the barrels on these old guns that folks need. It would make a cool paperweight!...Geo
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I agree it isn't worth a lot. Hardly any of the parts would be usable on other guns since these were basically made one at a time and it's unlikely anything will interchange. Remember, the interchangable system of manufacturing had not been fully developed or adopted by makers at this time. $50 paperweight.
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