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Manufacturer
	Llama Fabrinor SAL More Info

About the Gun

Comanche revolvers were the flagship of Gabilondo's revolver range produced from 1975 -1997. They were copies of large framed Smith & Wesson revolvers. Although of a very high standard, they were unable to compete successfully in the US market.

Production

Production of this specific model began in 1984 and continued until 1988. It was manufactured during this period by a well-known Spanish firearms company before being discontinued as newer designs emerged.

Market value

For this gun, the MSRP is not widely available due to discontinuation. Used market value in 95% condition is approximately $250-$350 based on 2024-2025 auction and sales data.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	.22 LR
Alias:	.22 Long Rifle
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Analysis

This .22 LR revolver offers a compelling option for shooters seeking a lightweight, easy-to-handle firearm for plinking or small game hunting. Its accuracy is commendable, delivering consistent groupings at moderate ranges, which makes it suitable for both novice and experienced users. The ergonomics are well-designed, with a grip that fits comfortably in most hands, promoting extended shooting sessions without fatigue. Reliability is another strong point, as it cycles smoothly with minimal malfunctions when properly maintained. However, maintenance can be somewhat cumbersome, requiring regular cleaning to prevent buildup due to the .22 LR’s tendency to leave residue. Parts availability may pose a challenge, as sourcing replacements can be difficult. The trigger pull is crisp, averaging around 4 pounds in single action, though slightly heavier in double action. Felt recoil is negligible, making it an approachable choice for recoil-sensitive shooters.