This flintlock shotgun from France, manufactured around 1780, is in excellent condition and comes with the original pump stick. The gun still has its original length which is very rare and it is a typical example of 18th-century French flintlock guns, which were known for their refined craftsmanship and reliability. The flintlock mechanism, which fired the gun, was the most advanced technology for firearms during this period, and the weapon was designed for game hunting. The shotgun is made of high-quality steel and wood, with carefully detailed decorations often typical of French weapons of the period. The original pump stick, often used to press powder into the barrel, is an important part of this weapon and makes it a rare collector's item. Preserving the pump stick in its original condition increases the value and historical significance of the gun. Overall length: 138 cm Because of its state of preservation and historical significance, this flintlock shotgun is a valuable piece for collectors of antique weapons and lovers of French history.