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Llama Max II
Specifications
Caliber |
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.45 ACP |
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Magazine Capacity |
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13 (double-stacked) |
Overall Length |
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7 7/8 inches |
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Weight |
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39 oz |
Sights |
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Fixed |
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Stocks |
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Rubber |
A fine weapon. Based on the tried and true Colt 1911-style weapon
first developed in World War I. You gotta love a weapon developed to take down a
charging horse with one shot.
I bought this weapon in Alabama before they banned "high-capacity" weapons.
For the .45 caliber, this meant anything with more than a 6 round magazine.
It shoots fairly well. The recoil is managable, and I get about 4"
groups at 25 yards. However, it has a considerable jamming problem. When I
first got it, it would jam every 2 to 3 rounds. Not great considering I wanted to
use this for home defense. That's why I bought the Llama Mini Max. Anywho, I
mentioned the jamming problem to a friend of my brothers, and he suggested filing down the
feed ramp. This helped the problem considerably, but did not completely solve it.
It now jams about once every clip.
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