Jan 03, 2018  All Spanish guns since ~1928 have a date code on them. On a Llama it is usually on the left side of the frame just above the trigger guard. On that pistol it will probably be a letter followed by a number, with an * between. Raghupati raghav raja ram satyagraha mp3. Llama Firearms, officially known as Llama-Gabilondo y Cia SA. And arrange delivery to the French authorities. As the number of pistols required increased.

Production of this gun started in 1932 and was an exact copy of the Colt 1911 except it has no grip safety and has a barrel 5 1/2' long, with a 228mm overall length. This was the first of the Llama pistols made and for some reason was later given the designation of model IV. These were not produced for the American market and are not readily found in the USA. I have only seen five of them in the last 10 years.

Stoger as a firearms importer went out of buisness long ago, The name is used today by a publishing company. The LLAMA-GABILONDO Y CIA VIORIA(ESPANA) a was used on current production firearms before LLama itself went out of buisness The last production of LLAMA handguns was by Bersa out of Argentina If you do a Google search of Stoeger and read the Wikipedia entry on the company and do the same for Llama you can get a general idea of the DOM. For pistols built before 1936 the mmarking would be: Gabilondo Y Cia Eloeibar(Espana) Cal 9MM/.380IN Llama For post 1936 production Llama Gabilondo Y Cia Eloeibar(Espana) Cal 9mm.380 The best source of data would a for a fee service run by the Blue Book of Gun valuses run it thru www.bluebookinc.com.

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This was manufactured for export to the USA market only. I have seen many of these on the auctions mis-labeled as almost ever model they made and for a time I had it labeled as a model IV but found out I was incorrect. Sorry if I have caused confusion.

Starting in 1927 Spanish law required them to be there when being made so they were there at least before the war started. Astra, Star and Llama were the only companies allowed to make guns after the war was over and Astra was rewarded by being allowed to refinish them.