Ask it to dinner and a movie? Seriously, you need the serial number in order to tell the age of a firearm.560996
On the LEFT side of LLAMA firearms, right above the tirgger, is an Alpha-Numeric Code. For instance, my Llama has "D*2" on it. This corresponds to the year 1984.
E*2 would be 1985, F*2 would be 1986, etc.... The date codes start with a single letter, like "A", from the 1930s. After going through the alphabet once, they started with "A*1," then "B*1" until they exhausted the alphabet, then they started with "A*2" and so on.
You can search "Llama Date Codes" which may show as Star Date codes--they are the same. It will cross reference the date code with the year.
The S1 date code indicated it was made in 1974.
I may have misunderstood your question- Stoeger and Llama were two different companies. Llama entered bankruptcy, and as of 2000, is no more. A typical Llama .380 auto has a NIB price of about $300 in the current Gun Trader's Guide.
llama 380 r1 stamp was made in 1973
This is a place to ask about COLT firearms.
Depends on the condition of the pistol and when it was made. Those Llama .380 pistols made before 1975 or so use a locked breech. Those made afterwards use a simple blowback system. A locked breech may bring in more money. Such a pistol, in good condition can run $250--$450.
50-300 USD depending on specific
100-300 USD
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75-275 USD
Serial number is not going to help, you need to look on the OTHER side of the weapon, just above the trigger will be a Date Code (Letter and Number). Look up Llama Date Codes and find the year. Mine is a "D*2" which is 1984
Unfortunately, Llama is out of business, and records have always be spotty for that maker. No public data available.