One of my pawn haunts has one in about 90% shape for $150. Hefts with a 'bit' more feel than a 6" K-frame, due to an apparently heavier barrel and top rib. Timing and lock-up are spot-on.

I'm NOT misguided enought to BEGIN to think it will equal or replace ANY Smith, so there's no need to go down that road. :o Just wanted some input. :)

Seems like a good cheap plinker. I dunno how good Llama's revolvers are, but their .45's are great guns.

Walter30-06:cool:

Their quality control has been spotty for years, so their reputation is kinda iffy, but there's an upside to that. A friend found a new Llama 9mm autopistol for $160, when he asked why so cheap they said the reputation was the problem. Turns out he got a good one, with me shooting it groups were under an inch and a half (!) and with him shooting good ammo, it was right around an inch for five shots at 25 yards. :eek:
As for the 22, my best suggestion is to buy it and see! If's it's bad, try more types of ammo, or trade it off. Consider it a learning experience, and maybe you;ll get lucky like my buddy did! ;)
PJ

I passed on that one. Picked up a couple at the show of known quality.
Thanks!

VictorLewis,

Let me know what you think of the Comanche, I have been looking into a .22 or .38 for target shooting...The price is good, but haven't seen one in person..........

Jim

I took a pass on it.