You don't see these too often
The Llama Omni.
I have one in 45 ACP it takes Colt 1911 magazines. The 9mm were double stack(Kinda) and are more common than the 45.
Great guns, very smooth action and very good triggers.
They were a little spendy when they came out, that and its a Llama didn't help its sales in the US. I bought mine in a Pawn Shop in Seattle WA around 1988 or so and I got it cheap. I shot it a bunch then put it away. I don't think I have shot it in 10 years or so, maybe I should get it out.
This seller always has some cool stuff, he starts at a penny and seems to know about the guns he sells. I have him book marked as a favorite seller, that said I have never bought from him.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/847645771
I have one in 45 ACP it takes Colt 1911 magazines. The 9mm were double stack(Kinda) and are more common than the 45.
Great guns, very smooth action and very good triggers.
They were a little spendy when they came out, that and its a Llama didn't help its sales in the US. I bought mine in a Pawn Shop in Seattle WA around 1988 or so and I got it cheap. I shot it a bunch then put it away. I don't think I have shot it in 10 years or so, maybe I should get it out.
This seller always has some cool stuff, he starts at a penny and seems to know about the guns he sells. I have him book marked as a favorite seller, that said I have never bought from him.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/847645771
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He has a Walther TP25 also.
That is another gun you don't see much of. I think they got caught up in the GCA of 68
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/8476464980 -
They have a 1911a1 made in 1918?
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/8281570020 -
Can this gun be lettered from the factory???
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Mike the gun is a TP25 not the TPH. The TPH is a mini PPK type gun made in the US, the TP25 is a whole different gun made in West Germany. I think they got caught up in the GCA of 1968 and were not allowed to be imported because of size. 0 -
Sam06 wrote:This seller always has some cool stuff, he starts at a penny and seems to know about the guns he sells. I have him book marked as a favorite seller, that said I have never bought from him.
I have a favorite seller that always deals in the creme de la creme condition-wise, mostly in long guns. I think I'll add this one too. They currently have some fairly high end 10mm's as well. Thanks.
I really love it when sellers have very clear, concise pictures with good lighting that really illustrates just what kind of condition an item is in.0
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