Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

Llama Model VX 22

dennisernst
I have a Llama Model VX in .22 caliber. It has a chrome finish with what I am assuming simulated ivory grips. There is a round insert with Llama printed on the middle of the grips. The right side is stamped with GABILONDOYCIA.VITORIA ESPANAL. Below that is stamped, STOEGER INDUSTRIES and below that is S.HACKENSACH. N.J. I have seen these in a blue finish but I cannot find anything about this pistol in this finish with these grips. The box and warranty card is with it and the pistol is 98% and I believe unfired. If anyone can provide any info and value on this, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help. Dennis
0

Comments

2 comments

Date Votes
  • mark christian
    Chrome and simulated pearl stocks were a $18 option on the pistol, which had a MSRP of $52.50. Engraving would add another twenty bucks to the total cost. The chromed XV models were cataloged as C-22, C-32 or C-380 depending on caliber. The box, papers and the fact that it has a rather hard to find finish certainly add to the value of the pistol, but the problem is that Llamas don't have a huge collector following. I'd estimate the value at around $350, but it could easily bring more at auction if someone spots it and really wants it.
    0
  • rufe-snow
    Probably Model XV, rather then VX. Dating to the 80's before Llama went belly up. You can tell by the one of the Spanish proof marks, which is a coded date. Nickel with the white plastic grips was their ghetto model. With box and paperwork, your probably looking at $250-$400, times are tough now for lots of folks though. You might wind up sitting on it for awhile, that color scheme isn't everbodys cup of tea.
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity