Llama Micro Max .380 ACP Micro 1911-Pattern Pistol, SAO, 3.75 in Barrel, Matte Blue, 7+1, Spanish-Made
This Spanish-made Llama Micro Max stands out as a discontinued, micro-size 1911-pattern pistol chambered in .380 ACP. Introduced circa 1997, it features a traditional bushing-and-plug muzzle system, a compact 3.75 in barrel, and a listed weight of 22 oz. Clear roll marks include "LLAMA MICRO MAX 380" and "GABILONDO Y CIA VITORIA (ESPANA)," with an importer marking that is partially legible on the right side.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol is structurally solid. Scratches and blemishes are present on exterior surfaces. There are widespread spots of pitting across the slide and frame. The bore is clean and shiny.
What's Included
- Llama Micro Max .380 ACP pistol
- 1x 7-round single-stack steel magazine with six witness holes and a flush floorplate
The Micro Max follows the 1911 pattern in a compact format, using a single-action-only system with a rowel-style external hammer. It incorporates a manual safety, a grip safety, and a firing pin safety, offering the familiar controls of the platform in a micro footprint.
The slide is matte blue with rear-only vertical cocking serrations. Sights are straightforward and durable: a fixed ramp front sight paired with a fixed rear sight. These choices align with the model’s simple, carryable intent.
Its barrel measures approximately 3.75 in and uses a 1911-style bushing-and-plug setup at the muzzle. Capacity is nominally 7+1 with the included single-stack magazine. Overall length is about 6 1/3 in with a listed weight of 22 oz, keeping the platform compact and manageable.
Markings include the model designation "LLAMA MICRO MAX 380" and the maker’s "GABILONDO Y CIA VITORIA (ESPANA)" roll mark. An importer marking appears on the right side and is partially legible. This Spanish-made model has been discontinued, adding context for buyers seeking examples from this production period.