Century Arms Draco NAK9 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

A: Unfortunately you can't

A: I don't believe that's possible. Sorry

A: Kevin, I would check with Century Arms since the import these and may have direct knowledge of this at : https://www.centuryarms.com/contacts

A: Here's one choice: https://www.bonesteelarms.com/Folding-Arm-Brace-FS-AB.htm Here's another: http://www.usmachinegun.com/proddetail.php?prod=UPFLD-DRCO

A: Jeremie, I highly recommend the Folding SB Tactical SBA3 Brace : https://www.google.com/search?q=draco+folding+brace&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=FmOr5h2aGmO7fM%253A%252CaJ0iSTN2mVXh9M%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kR5kP8JKA0vkzQnWve76POYg0lbFA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi11dqi5drjAhUEU98KHbOFClAQ9QEwAnoECAYQCA#imgrc=FmOr5h2aGmO7fM:

A: Robert, you can purchase as a LE Officer. Just contact Buds to get your credentials and process the request at 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. or use the Blue Chat now button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday.

A: "Law enforcement officers are exempt from"assault weapons" and high-capacity magazine restrictions listed above with Department Letterhead authorizing the purchase." So, if you have an official letter from your department authorizing the purchase, you will be fine. Otherwise, no, as this firearm would be illegal in CT, for myriad reasons. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/connecticut_restrictions.pdf

A: Robert - James G is incorrect. Once again, he has failed to read the restrictions. Read them and see for yourself.

A: Hector, No this firearm is not on the CA AGO's list of approved handguns.

A: not even close its not on the CA DOJ approved list oag.ca.gov/firearms/certguns also it has a ○ A shroud that is attached to, or partially or completely encircles, the barrel that allows the bearer to fire the gun without burning their hand, ​ and is over 10 rounds both of which make it noncompliant

A: Hector, no Sir. This firearm has just about every California restricted feature for a handgun/Pistol there could be. Details under Handguns here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: Tyreese, yes it is. However, I always advocate checking with your local Law Enforcement Authority as their interpretation of the law will be what ultimately matters.

A: Tyreese, This is a legal pistol, handgun in PA. You only need a license to carry in PA to conceal carry. No concealment on this firearm. If you want to open carry no permit needed. To summarize, open carry is legal in Pennsylvania without a License To Carry Firearms except in "cities of the first class" (Philadelphia) and vehicles where a License To Carry Firearms is required to do so. With that said, we would like to point out that there is much debate among firearm owners about whether openly carrying firearms is really a good idea. While we will leave that choice to the individual we will state that in many urban areas (namely Philadelphia) doing so will draw unwanted attention from law enforcement that may include (but not be limited to) the following repercussions: Being stopped and questioned by law enforcement. Having your License To Carry Firearms seized and sent back for revocation. Being arrested either improperly or for other charges like disturbing the peace or creating a

A: Yes, but why would you want to carry such a bulky firearm, when a pistol you can easily conceal is more practical. This style is best suited for home defense instead of personal defense away from home. Always check your local laws; as they are constantly changing.

A: Joe, yes Sir. The feed tower is the same on the drum as on the Glock stick magazines.