Pistola PRESSIN: Llama's Sneaky Self-Defense Weapon

Published on July 13, 2018
Duration: 11:54

The Llama Pressin is a unique, two-shot derringer disguised as a sunglasses case, developed in Spain in 1978 for covert self-defense. It fires a proprietary 7.65x15mm cartridge, a shortened .32 ACP, to prevent unauthorized ammunition use. Despite its innovative concealment, production was limited due to weight, potential training issues, and regulatory concerns.

Quick Summary

The Llama Pressin is a unique two-shot derringer pistol disguised as a sunglasses case, developed in Spain in 1978 for covert self-defense. It fires a proprietary 7.65x15mm cartridge and was discontinued due to weight, training concerns, and regulatory wariness.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Llama Pressin - The Disguised Derringer
  2. 02:09Mechanical Design: Loading and Firing Mechanism
  3. 03:01Concealment: Firing from the Sunglasses Case
  4. 05:57Production Details & Proprietary Caliber
  5. 08:11Practicality Issues and Discontinuation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Llama Pressin and why was it created?

The Llama Pressin is a two-shot derringer pistol designed in Spain in 1978, disguised as a sunglasses case. It was developed for covert self-defense, particularly for VIPs and officials concerned about terrorist kidnappings.

How does the Llama Pressin operate?

It features two barrels and a sliding breech block for loading two cartridges. A unique lever trigger on the side allows firing one or both barrels, with a safety button physically blocking the trigger.

What caliber does the Llama Pressin use?

The Llama Pressin fires a proprietary 7.65x15mm cartridge, which is a shortened version of the .32 ACP. This was intended to prevent unauthorized use if the weapon was stolen.

Why was the Llama Pressin discontinued?

It was discontinued due to its uncomfortable weight for pocket carry, potential safety issues arising from users lacking firearms training, and general wariness from security services.

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