Item Gone: FT Llama .380! Baby 1911! Best backup pistol ever! The epitome of CCW!

[DaveLobizon]

Item Name: FT Llama .380! Baby 1911! Best backup pistol ever! The epitome of CCW!

Location: rockmart

Zip Code: 30153

Item is for: Trade Only
Trade Value or Items Looking For: Revolvers with a 3"-4" barrel. Other quality handguns.

Caliber: .380

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: You either love them or hate them but this baby here is the best ccw or backup pistol there is. Its a full size 1911 on a 3/4 scale. Never had a ajam, never had it not operate like a real badass. Fits so nice in the hand, youll instantly fall in love with her. Llamas arent that common and the .380 llama is rare. She comes with 1 magazine and a holster. Just looking at whats out there. Not pressed to move. Wouldnt mind at all keeping her unless something really good comes up. Thanks for looking!

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[MaconGuns]

could you post a pic with it by something, like a dollar bill or similar common item to show scale?
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[DaveLobizon]

could you post a pic with it by something, like a dollar bill or similar common item to show scale?
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[MaconGuns]

Thanks

 

[JB1989]

These are excellent guns, this is my 22, I had one in a 380 it's one of 2 guns I regret selling, wish you had this for sell

 

[DaveLobizon]

These are excellent guns, this is my 22, I had one in a 380 it's one of 2 guns I regret selling, wish you had this for sell

Yeah its gonna take something really good to get it. I love this gun. Ol faithful.

 

[JDS556762]

These are Awesome guns, carry a version myself often. Always loved it.

 

[DaveLobizon]

Bump

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

I've had two of these-- one blued, and one satin nickle. Everybody who handled them (or shot them) loved them and wanted to buy them from me.
I gave one away as a gift, and I sold the other to a co-worker for his first concealed carry handgun.

P.S. On one of mine, the extractor broke. It still fired fine. I fired several boxes of ammo AFTER the extractor failure and every fired shell extracted and ejected without any issues. That's a tribute to John Moses Browning's fine design.

 

[DaveLobizon]

Bump