We got here a Llama .22LR. It’s very 1911′ish, small, and cute as hell. The action feels well worn, and the finish is about 80%… but the gun still feels solid and it should shoot just fine. We took it in for a hundred bucks… Marked it for 220 bucks. It has the box, all that, and two spare magazines. My question is should we mark it for more? I mean, dang… this thing is adorable.
It has a GI style barrel bushing, grip safety… it’s very much a scaled down 1911. This thing is just precious. If I had the money, I’d just buy the thing myself.
Dammit, I’ve wanted one of those; you’re right, they’re cute
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I am loving the Llama.
I will be looking for a .22 with a 1911ish feel to it later on.
If only I were closer… and hadnt blown most of the years gun money already :D
Jim
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I agree with this. That gun is CUTE!! Now…which kid to sell for it….
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I think they used tommake it in .32 as well.
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Handsome gun (just doesn’t quite fit my criteria for “cute”), but personally, I’d pass on that particular model. Nothing wrong with it at all, but not enough firepower for me. I’d take one of the models in .380 or even .32 over a .22 any day of the week.
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that is cute
Be alot of fun to plink with
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Howdy-
Only downside I’d be concerned with is that it’s an orphan; replacement parts will be a problem.
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Ya not made anymore parts are in the wind. I would prefer the .380 version for carry anyway. The .22 might be fun though somewhat a big platform for that small a cartridge.
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Ehh, I don’t know if you could get any more than what you’re asking for it. Llama firearms don’t exactly have a sterling reputation.
That being said I’m quite happy with my IX-D .45. If only I could find some factory high capacity magazines for it.
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Long on looks, short on performance, have you tried shooting it? Also rusts if you look at it crossways.
In the immortal words of Pistolero Magazine back in the day, “Como se Llama? Si, el JUNKO.”
Geoff
Who notes a decent smith in Ohio picked one up and tried to get it to work consistently, never did.
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