Llama .380 (Stoeger) Pistol

IrvJr · March 8, 2005, 02:32 PM

Hello,

I recently bought a LLAMA .380 acp pistol. The gun is an older lock breeched pistol with the name "Stoeger (S. Hackensack, NJ)" on the frame near the serial number.

The gun is like a mini 1911-style pistol and in pretty good shape. However, I'm looking for some spare parts on it:

1. Anyone know where I can get a spare mag for it? It came with one factory ("Made in Spain") 7 rounder.

2. Does anyone know if the new LLama Micromax .380's (see http://www.bersa-llama.com/cat_micromax.html) use the same type of magazine as this older LLAMA pistol? the newer pistols are a little different (for example, they are straight blowback pistols and do not have a locking mechanism like the one I bought does).

3. Anyone know where I can get spare springs, pins, extractors, etc. for this gun?

4. Can anyone recommend were I can research more about these LLAMA pistols?

Thanks,

IrvJr

Jim Keenan · March 8, 2005, 02:48 PM

As you mention, the later models differ somewhat, but many parts do interchange. Try www.gunpartscorp.com for parts; they also list the old type magazine (p/n 111880, at around $22).

I don't think you are going to need a lot of parts, as those were pretty good guns (better, IMHO, than the more recent Llamas); the locked breech combined with the low power of the .380 added up to low stress and a long lasting gun.

Jim

March 8, 2005, 02:32 PM	#1
IrvJr Member Join Date: June 2, 2004 Posts: 86	Llama .380 (Stoeger) Pistol Hello, I recently bought a LLAMA .380 acp pistol. The gun is an older lock breeched pistol with the name "Stoeger (S. Hackensack, NJ)" on the frame near the serial number. The gun is like a mini 1911-style pistol and in pretty good shape. However, I'm looking for some spare parts on it: 1. Anyone know where I can get a spare mag for it? It came with one factory ("Made in Spain") 7 rounder. 2. Does anyone know if the new LLama Micromax .380's (see http://www.bersa-llama.com/cat_micromax.html) use the same type of magazine as this older LLAMA pistol? the newer pistols are a little different (for example, they are straight blowback pistols and do not have a locking mechanism like the one I bought does). 3. Anyone know where I can get spare springs, pins, extractors, etc. for this gun? 4. Can anyone recommend were I can research more about these LLAMA pistols? Thanks, IrvJr

March 8, 2005, 02:48 PM	#2
Jim Keenan Senior Member Join Date: March 17, 1999 Posts: 10,956	As you mention, the later models differ somewhat, but many parts do interchange. Try www.gunpartscorp.com for parts; they also list the old type magazine (p/n 111880, at around $22). I don't think you are going to need a lot of parts, as those were pretty good guns (better, IMHO, than the more recent Llamas); the locked breech combined with the low power of the .380 added up to low stress and a long lasting gun. Jim __________________ Jim Keenan