It's a lot closer to the concept of a 1911 pistol chambered in .380 ACP than about anything else currently on the market
I suspect the RIA BabyRoc is much closer, forged steel frame, internals, except locked breech, all may be the same but diminished dimensions as fits the concept.
My point is that the Browning Black Label Pro is made to
LOOK on the outside like a 1911, and most gun owners have never dissasembled a real 1911 and therefore don't have a clue.
I'm not talking about minor differences, and certainly not exterior looks, I've seen airsoft guns that
looked like a 1911, but only an idiot would say it is one based on that.
On a 1911 the breech drops down as the slide retracts, it has a swinging link that pulls it down out of the upper locking lugs. A 1911 has a forged steel frame as mentioned, and the forged disconnector comes up through the top rear center of the slide where it's positioned to be activated by the slide, it also passes up through the forged sear, which has a distinctive shape, the disconnector establishes contact with the sear when it's in the upper position and that connects the sliding trigger through it to the sear. If it's down it cannot connect the trigger to the sear.
The Llama had all those things, and only the exterior extractor made it not a true 1911. That sear, sliding trigger and disconnector, the safety and how the grip safety works, all those parts are the same.