Wow are you right! I did a quick search and it looks like these are
pretty hard to find, and when you do see them they are pricey.

Guess I made a good decision to get one back when I purchased the
weapon. Who would have known...

Cougar

Yeah, I've been trying to find the carbine kit for mine, but they're quite WE>difficult to find. I suppose I could look in the secondary market, but unle WE>I can touch, feel, see the item personally I tend to distrust the secondary.

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I have never experienced the roll pins coming out, but I see from a
search that it is apparently a common issue and the cure is locktite.

I don't shoot mine that often so it may be an issue. I did note that the
site seems to loosen and move occasionally, so I have to move it back
and tighten it up.

I alos have a 4.5" Neos. The longer barreled model, I think it was a 6" MO>barrel, looks cool. My only comlaint was roll pins walking loose. I've MO>hammered them in and added a bit of loctite on the rail pins. The carbine MO>kit looks interesting.

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Cougar428 wrote to WEATHERMAN <=-

Co> Wow are you right! I did a quick search and it looks like these are

pretty hard to find, and when you do see them they are pricey.

Guess I made a good decision to get one back when I purchased the
weapon. Who would have known...

Cougar

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Yeah, you definitely scored on that one. Hopefully I'll find the carbine kit one of these days. Of course, probably the same day I find a C.O.P. 357 and then I'll have a hard decision to make...


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Yeah, you definitely scored on that one. Hopefully I'll find the carbine ki WE>one of these days. Of course, probably the same day I find a C.O.P. 357 and WE>then I'll have a hard decision to make...

Those COP Derringers are the bomb! I never thought of getting anything
bigger than a .22 for plinking. I did get a Marlin 336 lever action
chambered in 30-30, but wow the ammo was so expensive I sold it for what
I put into it.

That thing had a kick! Probably like the COP!

Are you a collector? What kind of firearms do you have besides the
Beretta (apologies if you already mentioned this)?

TTYL

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Yeah, you definitely scored on that one. Hopefully I'll find the carbine ki WE>one of these days. Of course, probably the same day I find a C.O.P. 357 and WE>then I'll have a hard decision to make...

Those COP Derringers are the bomb! I never thought of getting anything bigger than a .22 for plinking. I did get a Marlin 336 lever action chambered in 30-30, but wow the ammo was so expensive I sold it for what
I put into it.

That thing had a kick! Probably like the COP!

Are you a collector? What kind of firearms do you have besides the
Beretta (apologies if you already mentioned this)?

TTYL

Cougar
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I don't know if "collector" is the proper designation. Perhaps "accumulator" is more like it. "Collector" to me infers some sort of concentration in a specific realm of firearms ownership. I'm kind of all over the place. I've got most of my must-haves on my list, the COP has been on my RADAR ever since the 1980s when I was a poor Airman in Florida and couldn't afford one to a couple of years ago when I saw one at a local gun show and felt the $1200 would be better spent.

I have basically one of just about every type of firearm. Single shot black powder rifles and pistols, black powder revolvers, modern single and double action revolvers, SA, DA and SA/DA pistols in a variety of calibers, milsurp rifles and handguns, lever actions from .22 to .45-70. Just about every style of shotgun... It's eclectic to say the least.

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Yeah, you definitely scored on that one. Hopefully I'll find the carbine ki WE>one of these days. Of course, probably the same day I find a C.O.P. 357 and WE>then I'll have a hard decision to make...

Those COP Derringers are the bomb! I never thought of getting anything bigger than a .22 for plinking. I did get a Marlin 336 lever action chambered in 30-30, but wow the ammo was so expensive I sold it for what
I put into it.

That thing had a kick! Probably like the COP!

Are you a collector? What kind of firearms do you have besides the
Beretta (apologies if you already mentioned this)?

TTYL

Cougar
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In the previous replyy I said I had "one" of just about every type of firearm. Should have phrased that differently. "At least one" would be more accurate. For example I have at least eight lever action Henrys, six (I believe) of those being tribute models that my wife absolutely HAD to have. Hell, I even have a double-action multi-barreled manually indexed black powder revolver. Now try to wrap your mind around THAT configuration! ;)
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Re: Re: Llama
By: Weatherman to Cougar428 on Wed Jan 04 2023 11:42 am

Yeah, you definitely scored on that one. Hopefully I'll find the carb ki WE>one of these days. Of course, probably the same day I find a C.O.P 357 and WE>then I'll have a hard decision to make...

Those COP Derringers are the bomb! I never thought of getting anything bigger than a .22 for plinking. I did get a Marlin 336 lever action chambered in 30-30, but wow the ammo was so expensive I sold it for what I put into it.

That thing had a kick! Probably like the COP!

Are you a collector? What kind of firearms do you have besides the Beretta (apologies if you already mentioned this)?

TTYL

Cougar
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I don't know if "collector" is the proper designation. Perhaps "accumulator is more like it. "Collector" to me infers some sort of concentration in a specific realm of firearms ownership. I'm kind of all over the place. I've got most of my must-haves on my list, the COP has been on my RADAR ever sinc the 1980s when I was a poor Airman in Florida and couldn't afford one to a couple of years ago when I saw one at a local gun show and felt the $1200 wo be better spent.

I have basically one of just about every type of firearm. Single shot black powder rifles and pistols, black powder revolvers, modern single and double action revolvers, SA, DA and SA/DA pistols in a variety of calibers, milsurp rifles and handguns, lever actions from .22 to .45-70. Just about every sty of shotgun... It's eclectic to say the least.

Regards,
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Numbers to a gun owner are different than what non-gunners perceive. You can own a .22, a shotgun, and a centerfire hunting rifle of some sort, then
soem would consider that quite a few. I use the golf club analogy. if you t ell a golfer he should get by with one or two clubs, he'd laugh and explain having a sand wedge is an essential club for your collection, it has one role it does better than anything else. Shooting sports, hunting, and general practice and plinking are more diverse than a sport such as golf, and the variation between calibers and types of actions will vary greater.

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Cougar428 wrote to All <=-

I recently inherited a Llama .22lr 'Especiale' which looks like a small 1911 Colt. It has a mfg code of B1 which (I think) is 1956. It was used when my dad bought it in the 60's, but is in great condition.

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Very cool!!! I like odd stuff like that! :-)



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