It does come apart just like a 1911, except the mainspring housing pin screws in, where the Colt pushes in.
Remove the grips, Remove the thumb safety. Watch that detent pin.
Unscrew the MSH pin, and slide it down to access the sear spring and release the grip safety. Compare the arch to that of a 1911 spring and match it. When going back make sure the fingers sit on the sear correctly as you re-install the MSH.
Be sure to inspect the thumb safety.
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- Wed Aug 01, 2012 6:38 am
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Re: Llama IIIA pistol help
Can you check to make sure the sear spring is properly arched and in place correctly?
If the safety is not damaged, and assuming it was correctly fitted, it should work. TCheck that spring though.
If that doesn't help, get another safety and have a gunsmith fit it. You will only find used ones.
Look for seller larryh1108 on gunbroker.com, or PM me and I'll give you his email. Best source for Llama parts, and a real nice guy.
Rex
If the safety is not damaged, and assuming it was correctly fitted, it should work. TCheck that spring though.
If that doesn't help, get another safety and have a gunsmith fit it. You will only find used ones.
Look for seller larryh1108 on gunbroker.com, or PM me and I'll give you his email. Best source for Llama parts, and a real nice guy.
Rex