Llama 38 super parts

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Remember Me? S Outdoorsman Advanced Search. Results 1 to 8 of 8. Thread Tools Show Printable Version. Not internet rumors, but actual hands on experience. Do parts interchange with parts? I read where a gunsmith swapped parts and they fit except for some hand fitting on a few parts, which is normal for some parts.

Llama 38 super parts

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. In my haste I failed to notice the extractor is missing!!!! Ugh, stupid me! Anyway, looks like I'm gonna be needing an extractor, pin, and spring. Anyone know where I can find these??? Numrich has the parts listed, but they don't have any in stock. The gun is in great shape, I was very surprised when I noticed this. I'm gonna see what the dealer that sold it to me is going to do for me, but I figured I better start scoping out some parts. I'd make them myself if i had an old one. Thanks, Shoo. Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions.

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Log in. Sign up. Home Forums Gunboards. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Basic takedown is the same as a , but it's different enough to cause problems. I need to completely break it down, but seeing how the company's been out of business for years, no one makes parts for them anymore, and the important stuff is not interchangeable with Colt parts, I'm scared to mess with it too much more with out at least directions or something in fear of breaking something.

May 30, , PM darnellg. I've had a Llama in. I bought it from a guy with large hands who said that the hammer sometimes caught him on the web between his thumb and first finger. I've never had that happen. It's a good pistol to shoot - mostly. It's good looking and lighter than a loaded. Also a lot easier to tear down and re-assemble than a Kimber. However: 1. The grip safety didn't have to be gripped for it to fire.

Llama 38 super parts

Wiki User. Ask it to dinner and a movie? Seriously, you need the serial number in order to tell the age of a firearm. This corresponds to the year The date codes start with a single letter, like "A", from the s. It will cross reference the date code with the year. The S1 date code indicated it was made in I may have misunderstood your question- Stoeger and Llama were two different companies. Llama entered bankruptcy, and as of , is no more.

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I been stocking up on that too. Go slow. Come join the discussion about optics, hunting, gunsmithing, styles, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more! Deals Forum. If I want to shoot a "nice" piece, I can borrow one from the family safe, I hAve 3 brothers and we keep our inherited guns in common. So will the standard magazines. Autos jam and FTF and revolvers out of time. This one appears to be in really good condition. Come on Tamara, you know I'm referring simply to parts compatibility. Butttt, couldn't that money be put into something that would be a lot better with a lot more value? Deals Forum.

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Going to grind thst frame dust cover round too lots of filing , like the 45, I guess it's square to be milled for rails. I do know the firing pin is different, held in by the rear sight, some have standard rear sights, some have oversized sight cutouts. I been stocking up on that too. This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Going to use a ww1 style wide spur hammer, I tried it with the beavertail mocked up, rat tailed a standard to use the skeleton hammer, but I think the wide spur looks good, especially with a slightly shortened grip safety. Its a copy of the without the grip safety. I have a very nice 9mm standard pencil barrel I should be able to easily swap for a ramped, or possibly try the cheap ria ramped barrels, I've heard that they are pretty good, not a Kart, but I can't afford that anyway. Come to think of it :rolleyes:, so was a Yugo. Location may change a bit after final decking. I line it up with a good frame, cut the top and bottom guide lines in very shallow, then hog out the center with 46 grit wheel, adding a sheet of stiff plastic coated card stock like playing card between the guide board and frame on each pass, alternate sides each time, maybe ? If someone breaks into your car, you would not loose much A sad ending for one of Spain's better pistol makers. I guess that I am the lucky one that only gets a "good" Llama. Ugh, stupid me!