I too owned a draco for a couple years. but have since sold it. I really liked the draco, i added a single point sling and swivel to the rear of it. I had also added a krink style compensator on it to reduce the muzzle rise and somewhat muzzle blast. I got rid of it after taking it to the range several times and couldn't sight it in. The front sight post was so crooked that their wasn't enough adjustment to allow you to sight it in. So that limited me to either installing a redot and rail set up of some sort or installing a laser. Neither really appealed to me and most AK's weren't designed to have optics so your options are limited. However the reliability was great, and it was a fun pistol to shoot. Mine was a Romak by century. The negatives of the draco for me were that it had alot of muzzle blast being a short barrel, it kinda awkward to use a sling setup tightened to your shoulder to allow you to use the irons but do-able just not alot of accuracy. You were limited on optics and mounts unless you had a setup light maddogs, with the front rail, or ran a beryl style rail and removed the rear sight, or used a galil style handguard setup with top rail. Don't get me wrong I really liked it but found that it wouldn't perform for my particular uses. I have shot several Ar pistols as well, my favorite being the Rock River PDS. Its a gas piston design and runs as reliable as the draco however its much more expensive. The pds doesn't have a buffer tube as the other direct impingement AR pistols have , rather a 1913 rail section in its place, so its not as long or awkward. You have the same issue with the sight picture as the draco. The optics are far and wide since anything that bolts on the AR will work with the AR pistol as well. The foward charging handle which is ambidexterous also works great. However its still blasty as the draco with the short barrel, but if you add a Noveske KX3 also known as a flaming pig, it will mitigate the blast and force it forward. The biggest negative of the PDS is the price, it not cheap but its a great gun. I would also look at what I already own. if you have an AK than the draco and alot of the standard parts will work togather, mags, ammo, etc. If you have an AR than the pds will do the same for the most part. Just my own observations. Hope that helps!
Maddog, nice pistol, like how you have it setup.
Here is the one I used to own pictured with one of my Ak variants a few years back..
