I've had 2 Llama small frame .380 pistols over the years, like the one in the original post. They were made back in the 1970s or 80s.
They were reliable and accurate.
But, yes, sometimes the manual safety would get flipped to the off position when I intended to be carrying the gun cocked and locked with the safety engaged!
I have had that happen with numerous other 1911 style pistols as well, which is one of the reasons I stopped carrying any gun of that design, or any other gun that should be carried with the safety "on."
I prefer my guns not to have a manual (active) safety at all, and if there is one I never intend to use it.
They were reliable and accurate.
But, yes, sometimes the manual safety would get flipped to the off position when I intended to be carrying the gun cocked and locked with the safety engaged!
I have had that happen with numerous other 1911 style pistols as well, which is one of the reasons I stopped carrying any gun of that design, or any other gun that should be carried with the safety "on."
I prefer my guns not to have a manual (active) safety at all, and if there is one I never intend to use it.