Llama Micromax .380 Instructions Manual

 
 
Model MICROMAX .380 
 
PARTS LIST – INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE – MAINTENANCE 
 
 
 
 
SPECIFICATIONS
 
 
Caliber…………………………. .380 
Number of shots…………………7 
Length overall…………………...6 1/3 inches. 
Weight (unloaded)………………22 oz. 
Height……………………………4 1/3 inches 
Sights…………………………….Back rear fixing. 
Stocks……………………………Polymer 
Finish…………………………….
Blue mat, chrome satin, engraved or gold damascened. 
Ammunition……………………..380 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
FABRINOR – P.O. Box 290- 01080 VITORIA (Spain) 
IMPORTANT 
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PARTS LIST 
 
A 005 Hammer Pin 
A 006 Hammer Strut 
A 007 Hammer Strut Pin 
A 008 Sear 
A 009 Sear Pin 
A 010 Disconnector 
A 014 Safety Lock 
A 015 Rear Spring 
A 016 Main Spring Housing 
A 017 Main Spring Cap 
A 020 Main Spring Housing Pin 
A 022 Main Spring Cap Pin 
A 031 Trigger 
A 034 Magazine Catch Lock 
A 035 Magazine Catch Spring 
A 046 Plunger Tube 
A 047 Slide Stop Plunger 
A 048 Safety Lock Plunger 
A 049 Plunger Spring 
A 050 Plunger Screw 
A 053 Grip Screw 
A 063 Right Grip (USA) 
A 064...

 
DISASSEMBLY OF THE LLAMA MODEL MICROMAX .380
 
 
The LLAMA pistol is quite easily taken apart. The parts mentioned in the following instructions 
refer to those described and illustrated in the schematic. 
 
1. Press the magazine catch (B 096) with your left thumb and take out the magazine (B 704). 
2. Press the plug (B 076), the grooved face of which can be seen under the mouth of the 
barrel and, at the same time, turn the barrel bushing 
(B 103) towards the right hand side 
of the frame 
(B 712), so...

 
 
 
OPERATION OF THE LLAMA MODEL MICROMAX .380
 
 
TO LOAD:  depress the magazine catch, which is located immediately behind the trigger.  This 
will unlock the magazine.  To fill the magazine, place the cartridges so that the bullet ends are 
positioned over the leading edge of the follower.  Fill the magazine to capacity.  Now take the 
loaded magazine and slide it back into the lodging frame.  When the magazine is pressed firmly 
into position, you should hear a distinct “click”, which indicates...

SAFETY FEATURES:  the LLAMA automatic pistol incorporates several positive safety 
devices, which, if properly employed, will avoid the danger of accidental firing.  These safety 
devices are described below. 
 
SLIDE LOCK SAFETY:  The Slide Lock Safety is located on the left of the pistol just below 
the back of the slide.  With the hammer fully cocked and the Slide Lock Safety applied, the 
upper part of the Slide Lock Safety engages the slide lock notch to prevent rearward movement 
of the slide,...

  Be sure to move the safety fully into position, or it will not be effective.  Some guns have 
a red warning dot beside the safety, which could be completely covered when the safety is on. 
  Do not carry a gun with a cartridge in the chamber without the safety being on. (Double 
action revolvers and some double action pistols have automatic internal safety mechanisms 
rather than manual safeties.) 
 
MAINTENANCE
 
 
1. All moving parts should be coated lightly. 
2. After firing, it is advisable to...

5. If your gun develops a mechanical malfunction while shooting, or emits powder gas, or if 
a cartridge primer is punctured, or a cartridge case is bulged or ruptured, or if the sound 
of firing is not quite right.  DO NOT CONTINUE SHOOTING!  STOP IMMEDIATELY 
AND UNLOAD THE GUN, and take it and the ammunition to a gunsmith. 
 
6. A loaded cartridge case that becomes jammed in a semi-automatic gun between the slide 
(or bolt) and the barrel may be removed as follows:  Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe...

1. Use high-quality, original factory-made ammunition in your gun.  Never use ammunition 
that is wet, dirty, bent, corroded, or otherwise damaged.  Never oil or lubricate 
ammunition, or let excess aerosol lubricants, preservatives, or cleaners come into contact 
with cartridges:  this can cause dangerous malfunction.  Be sure your ammunition is the 
proper caliber for your gun:  you will find the proper caliber permanently engraved on the 
gun.  Do not use any other caliber ammunition. 
 
2. Reloading...

 
9. Do not use too much lubricant on the moving parts of your gun.  Do not spray aerosol 
gun care products where they may come in contact with ammunition, and do not spray 
them excessively.  Lubricants, especially aerosol sprays, can penetrate cartridge primers 
and cause the ammunition to misfire.  Some lubricants can get inside the cartridge cases 
and prevent the powder from igniting.  If only the primer ignites, the bullet may become 
lodged in the barrel. 
 
 
 
GUN CARE 
 
1. When your gun is...

Walker Arms Company 
499 Dallas Road #820 
Selma, Al. 36701  
Tel: 334-872-6231  
Bolsa Gunsmithing 
7404 Bolsa Avenue 
Westminster, Ca. 92683  
Tel: 714-894-9100  
 
Ahlmans 
9525 W. 230th Street 
Morristown, Mn. 55052  
Tel: 507-685-4243 or 4244  
Reynersons 
10044 Hooper Rd. 
Baton Rouge, LA 70818 
Tel - 225-261-4860 
 
5. With your gun, enclose a letter stating the serial number, caliber, and barrel length of the 
gun, and what work is needed or what problem you experienced with it.  Be specific, do...