Llama Especial 541xxx, Llama IIIA no stamped serial #,Llama Micromax.32 no stamped serial # The.22 was imported by Stoeger in Hackensack N.J. And the.32 and.380 were imported by RSA Ent Inc in Ocean N.J. Are the engraved numbers on the frame the serial #'s?

My wife has a Llama.380 she inherited from her step-father. I'm trying to identify it. I know the basic history of Llama but I'm not sure exactly what model we have. The serial number is 563842 which I *think* puts production somewhere around 1970-ish.

Also, based on the fact there are no vents in the rib, I believe it's a IIIA, series 2, variation 3. This is all based on my research online but I'm certainly not 100%.

I'll take and post photos if that will help. It's not a bad shooting little gun. Much more accurate than I expected. My last question: any idea on value? My wife has no sentimental attachment to it so we'd like to possibly sell or trade. Leica 407 total station manual full version free software download.

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.