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  • rufe-snow
    Went through my references, the only Llama in 25 Caliber that I could find that would fit your description is there Model ( in roman numerals ), XVIII. Some American references call it, Model 18.

    Apparently? it was only available on the US market for a short time during the 60's. In light of this, parts MIGHT? be hard to come by.

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  • strokn47265
    THE LLAMA I ASK ABOUT LOOKS LIKE A CROSS BETWEEN A BERSA AND A TAURUS PT25. IT HAS MARBLE GRIPS, BREAKS DOWN LIKE A 1911, HAS FULL VENT RIB. IT DOESNT LOOK LIKE A LUGER OR ANYTHING LIKE WHAT YOU SHOWED IN THE PIC. IT IS THE SIZE OF A BERSA THUNDER 380, HAS FEATURES LIKE A PT 25 TAURUS, BUT BREAKS DOWN LIKE AND WITH THE SAME PARTS AS A 1911 ONLY SMALLER. Thanks
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by strokn47265
    IT DOESNT LOOK LIKE A LUGER OR ANYTHING LIKE WHAT YOU SHOWED IN THE PIC.


    Thats MY Luger. It's my signature line, didn't mean to confuse you. It comes up automatically every time I post.

    The physical dimensions of the Llama XVIII ( Model 18 ), that I referred to in my last post are. Weight 14 Ozs, Overall Length 4 3/4", Length of Magazine 2 7/8". If these match your pistol, it's 99% sure that you have a Model 18.

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  • joel_black
    There is a book on Llamas by Dr Leonardo Antaris.
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