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lLIMMA 45ACP
- Thread starter locobass
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I've never heard of a Llimma but I've seen and handled Llama pistols. Where are these so-called Llimmas made?
If you mean the Llamas, well, can you really trust a pistol named after a small camel-like creature that likes to relieve itself often and that has the nasty habit of spitting people it dislikes? Search the archives and you'll see that Llamas (the pistols) are nothing but pure unadulterated junk.
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So many pistols, so little money.
If you mean the Llamas, well, can you really trust a pistol named after a small camel-like creature that likes to relieve itself often and that has the nasty habit of spitting people it dislikes? Search the archives and you'll see that Llamas (the pistols) are nothing but pure unadulterated junk.
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So many pistols, so little money.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by locobass:
Looking at buying a Llimma Max-1 45 L/F I would appreciate any commits about the quality of this gun, price is about $300 for a blued model is this about right.[/quote]
I have llama that i have had for about ayear.Ihave shot many rounds through it an it is still running. have had no trouble with it.i thank the newer llamas are good guns for the money.but if you wont spend more i woud get a kimper.but if you are looking for a gun in $300 range you cant go wrong with the llama.good shotting.
Looking at buying a Llimma Max-1 45 L/F I would appreciate any commits about the quality of this gun, price is about $300 for a blued model is this about right.[/quote]
I have llama that i have had for about ayear.Ihave shot many rounds through it an it is still running. have had no trouble with it.i thank the newer llamas are good guns for the money.but if you wont spend more i woud get a kimper.but if you are looking for a gun in $300 range you cant go wrong with the llama.good shotting.
Hi, guys,
IMHO, the Llamas are good looking, good feeling guns and seem reliable enough for light usage, but are soft, poorly fitted and very sloppy. Accuracy is poor. Trigger pulls from the factory are horrible (not just "lawyer" heavy, but creepy and inconsistent. There is a lot of hand filing on internal parts, indicating poor parts QC and the need for hand work (no, Virginia, hand fitting is not always good!). An accuracy job would cost far more than the gun is worth or could possibly be worth after the work.
FWIW, for anything but an infrequently used gun, I would pass.
Jim
IMHO, the Llamas are good looking, good feeling guns and seem reliable enough for light usage, but are soft, poorly fitted and very sloppy. Accuracy is poor. Trigger pulls from the factory are horrible (not just "lawyer" heavy, but creepy and inconsistent. There is a lot of hand filing on internal parts, indicating poor parts QC and the need for hand work (no, Virginia, hand fitting is not always good!). An accuracy job would cost far more than the gun is worth or could possibly be worth after the work.
FWIW, for anything but an infrequently used gun, I would pass.
Jim