Llama IX-A issues...

[turbolxstang]

[turbolxstang]

Also wanted to mention that the hammer follows the slide sometimes if you use the slide release

[Sailormilan2]

[turbolxstang]

[SkyHawk]

The sear spring is a good place to start, easy enough to tweak for free and see if the stronger leg helps before you buy a new one.

But you need to inspect the sear engagement surface of the hammer too. Someone may have done a Bubba trigger job. If it looks like it has been modified you will likely need a new hammer.

I bought a Spreewerk Walther P38 that did not work after someone did a Bubba job and it was the hammer.

I would closely examine the sear at the engagement surface too. And make sure the disconnector is working and looks legit.

On a 1911 you can assemble the sear and hammer outside the frame to see how they are interfacing. You should try it on the Llama

[buffybuster]

Before going into a lot work, check the sear and hammer pin hole relationships. The tolerance QC for these guns were rather notorious.

[ar15barrels]

Before going into a lot work, check the sear and hammer pin hole relationships.

That's the first thing I look at when a 1911 type won't cock the hammer by cycling the slide.
If the spring is properly engaging the sear and the sear notch on the hammer is right and the parts all move freely, the sear nose may need to be shortened to get it to properly engage the notch on the hammer.

[turbolxstang]

This is all good info for me, I ended up finding the sear spring moved off of the sear on the left and slipped underneath, probably happened when I was putting it back together, gun functions as it should now, time to shoot it now...