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Built in Romania, the full-size DRACO Pistol is chambered in 7.62x39mm, features a 12.25” barrel, and includes one US Palm 30-round magazine.

This is an assault rifle.” The weapon is similar in style to an AK-47 but is lighter and more compact. It is designed to fire multiple rounds in very quick succession and can hold up to 30 rounds.

The PSA AK GF3 stays true to the imported AK and has a stamped steel receiver. So far this receiver has been great and the overall quality has been fantastic.

A Draco looks like a miniature AK-47 so it is often (but wrongly/mistakenly) considered by some people to be a rifle. In fact, its nickname is “Baby AK-47”. However since the barrel of the Draco is only 10.55 inches long, by definition it is a pistol.

Inspired by the ubiquitous AK-47 rifle, the DRACO is a Romanian designed pistol with 7.62×39 semi automatic caliber. It provides all the power of a rifle cartridge in a super compact design that's easy to control.

The Mini Draco is a pistol variant of the Soviet AKM sold by Century Arms here in the US. It's only capable of semi auto fire and has a 7.75″ barrel. It's designated by the BATF as a pistol since it has a 7.75″ barrel and no stock. It's completely legal to own and shoot here in the US.

The Mini Draco is a pistol variant of the Soviet AKM sold by Century Arms here in the US. It's only capable of semi auto fire and has a 7.75″ barrel. It's designated by the BATF as a pistol since it has a 7.75″ barrel and no stock. It's completely legal to own and shoot here in the US.

One main benefit for the Draco is that due to its size and configuration, the U.S. Government considers it a pistol because it is stockless.

The length of these barrels is 10.5 inches. This is obviously shorter than the 16 inches that is required by the ATF to be qualified as a rifle, so users beware of all the stipulations that come with a pistol with a brace. We won't go down that rabbit hole here. The chambering on the AKP GF3 is the classical 7.62×39.