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Bought my wife a 380 ran 50 rounds of WWB fmj thru it and 50 rounds lead RN reloads ran flawless ,and recoil was light I fired out to 15 yards and it was hitting center mass at 10 yards slow fire i could shoot 3" groups this is a a pic next to my 5" 45 to compare size,the llama is almost 1/2" thinner
I bought a 100 round box WW at wallyworld to try some factory in it and spent 32.00,i almost crapped,so at the gun range i swept up every .380 case i saw i can reload a 100 rounds for about 5.00
Reloading for 380 is the only way to go if you already have the equipment. Same applies to other calibers.
I don't want to take the thread in the wrong directoin, But what would I need and how much would it cost to start loading my own ammunition? .45 ACP, .380
Just a lovely lil' piece ! First thing, if shes a keeper, do a goggle search for Llama parts for it. Since they have been out of business for a while, parts are kinda hard to fine. There were two places that carried alot of parts for Llamas'. They were located in New Jersey and Washington state. I can't remember the name of the companies. Good luck and congrats !
Dont then. Take a look here;Quote:
Originally Posted by Goel
http://www.defensivecarry.com/vbulletin/reloading/
Thanks Sixto!
There's not a thing wrong with the little LLama. I've had several over the years including same gun in .22lr and they all worked. I gave one of the .380's to a good friend several years ago, and it is still his EDC.