Standard Draco

Standard Draco.

Semi-Automatic 7.62 Draco Pistol

• Barrel 1:10 twist, 14×1 LH thread.
• Stamped receiver.
• Accepts all standard AK magazines
• Comes with one 30-round standard-capacity magazine
• Action: Single/Double
• Barrel Length: 12.25″
• Caliber: 7.62 x 39mm
• Capacity: 30 rds
• Overall Length: 21.5″
• Weight: 53.5 lbs unloaded

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The Scythian banners are dracontes held aloft on standard-length poles. They are made of colored cloths stitched together, and from the head along the entire body to the tail, they look like snakes. When the horses bearing these devices are not in motion, you see only variegated streamers hanging down. During the charge is when they most resemble creatures: they are inflated by the wind, and even make a sort of hissing sound as the air is forced through them.

Arrian says the colorful banners offer visual pleasure and amazement, but also help the riders position themselves correctly in the complicated drills. The Gallo-Roman Latin poet Sidonius Apollinaris offers a similar if more empurpled, description.

The Draco (“dragon” or “serpent”, plural dracones) was a military standard of the Roman cavalry. Carried by the draconarius, the Draco was the standard of the cohort, as the eagle (Aquila) was that of the legion. The Draco may have been introduced to the Roman cavalry by Sarmatian units in the 2nd century.^[ According to Vegetius, in the 4th century a Draco was carried by each legionary cohort