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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. Rush hour 3 online sa prevodom. This corresponds to the year 1984.

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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. At the business end of the pistol there's a knarled, spring loaded doohickey.

With a small screw driver, press in on that so you can twist the holder at the tip of the barrel either left or right to release the spring loaded doohickey. Put the gun down & go search for the doohickey since it probably shot across the room. Push the receiver back til the side safety catch is lined up with the notch on the receiver. You can either pull the safety out or push it out from the other side. The slide will then come off. The aforementioned holder can be twisted in the opposite direction previously mentioned & it will come out. There's a pool cue arch looking thingy that fits into the slide.

Pick it up from the floor (it fell out). This is all the further you need to go with the dissambly.

The hardest part is getting the side safety pulled out because it has to be aligned with notch on the slide just so. Take it to he gun display counter at Academy Sporting Goods & the clerk will put it back together for you.

There is no date code near trigger guard or in any other area on my.22 especial at all ( original not refinished ) - also checked my astra 600 + it has no date codes - could find no reference to date codes in the history of spanish pistols + revolvers by Gangarosa - only marking on frame is serial number + import stamp - l/r of slide has standard eibar proof - right side of slide marked llama especial - left side of slide is marked gabilondo y cia elgoibar espana, cal.22 llama - pre XV non ribbed slide - i remember seeing only one other like this. There is no date code near trigger guard or in any other area on my.22 especial at all ( original not refinished ) - also checked my astra 600 + it has no date codes - could find no reference to date codes in the history of spanish pistols + revolvers by Gangarosa - I have 22 Spanish pistols - Astra, Llama, Star. ALL have date codes, as required by Spanish law. On some pistols it is under the grips. Llamas are sometimes poorly stamped on curved surfaces, but almost always above the trigger. On both my 600s it is behind (to the right of) the top of the left grip, between two proof marks.