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

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Llama 38 super parts was worried about finding extra mags, but went to the gunshow this weekend and walked right up to a whole bag of them a guy had. Note the shallow location marks from transfer punch, might need to adjust placement, so I do this step before thickness ing the frame.

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!!!!

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.

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

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JavaScript is disabled. Colt pins are waaaaay too short, like. Also the older llama direct copies have an undersized extractor, a normal one will fit , but first it needs to be turned down on a lathe, or otherwise reducing the diameter. 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. Uncle Bob Replies. Pictures would be good. Now i need to test which recoil spring it needs for the stronger machine pistol 9mm largo ammo. Come join the discussion about optics, gunsmithing, styles, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more! The point about being "mil-spec" was made and understood no matter what the specifics. Also found a colt ambi safety, so no long tactical things to snag, just a normal safety on each side, perfect for the slide. Making some wood grips, grips are harder than I expected. I just try to balance it out! Maybe some of the later ones got crappy, but the bluing, fit and finish of mine are quite good.

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I think the OP will get it if he wants it, regaurdless of what we say. The paper can't tell the difference either. I think it is in a GI 45 holster, and that is in a case. Or you can weld it up and recut it. All of a sudden its available too. Or worked on a llama at all? Got lots of ammo for it. I've haven't done a lot of research on it, but for some reason that bit of information sticks in my pea brain. I may try the llama plunger tube if I go single stack, it's held on with screws, I messed up 2 standard plunger tubes learning to stake, TIP, stick a pin or drill bit inside when staking a plunger tube to prevent crushing. Are there any brands of cold blue, like the ones available at Cabellas, that will give the deep purple even bluing? I think this is a model ????