[sksmerc]

Just saw a llama .380 1911 style looks it great shape cheap feels like a nice pistol but I have heard really mixed reviews about llamas. looking to hear from someone who has owned or fired one. Also heard the .45 models were a lot more hit or miss as of reliability and accuracy and the 380 was the better more reliable gun

[danf_fl]

Just a question, but if there is something that breaks, what would you do?
IIRC, Llama is no longer in business.

I'm not saying "don't buy it", but I would not use it regularly.

[Marlinman]

Originally Posted by danf_fl

Just a question, but if there is something that breaks, what would you do?
IIRC, Llama is no longer in business.

I'm not saying "don't buy it", but I would not use it regularly.

Yes llama is gone but colt produces certain parts for em. And everyone iv seen or handled was a good gun w no issues. Either caliber

God didnt make all men equal colonel Sam Colt did

[hiwall]

I had one and it functioned very well. Accuracy was poor so I sold it.

[group17]

Love mine and you can get parts if you don't mind searching the internet.

[hmh]

Had to work on the trigger but besides that a good little gun so far. Micro max

[sksmerc]

if I don't find anything better looking for the price in the city this weekend might pick one up there was a .32 and .380

[fudo]

I've had 2 of the Llama's in .380, I wish I had kept them.

[sksmerc]

what about a browning f.e.g 9mm

[sksmerc]

whats the mag cap on the .380