Draco optic upgrade 🎯

Published on September 25, 2025
Duration: 13:46

This video details the installation and zeroing process for a Trijicon SRO optic on a Century Arms Draco AK pistol. The presenter replaces a Holosun 507C with the SRO, highlighting the SRO's durability and large window, while noting its inability to co-witness with iron sights. The guide includes steps for mounting, initial zeroing with three-round groups, making adjustments, and confirming accuracy with a five-round group, emphasizing the importance of proper optic setup for the firearm.

Quick Summary

The Trijicon SRO optic was installed on a Century Arms Draco, replacing a Holosun 507C. While offering a large window and durability, the SRO does not co-witness with the Draco's iron sights. An optional CNH Precision optic shroud was added for protection. The optic was zeroed by firing groups and making precise turret adjustments.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Optic Reveal
  2. 00:45Optic Swap: Holosun to Trijicon SRO
  3. 01:25CNH Precision Optic Shroud Installation
  4. 03:40Unboxing the Trijicon SRO
  5. 05:30Range Setup & Initial Zeroing
  6. 06:23First Three Shots & Group Analysis
  7. 08:13Making Adjustments & Second Group
  8. 09:45Final Adjustments & Five-Shot Group
  9. 10:26Steel Target Confirmation
  10. 11:04Target Review & Final Zero Check
  11. 11:35Conclusion & Gear Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What optic was installed on the Century Arms Draco in this video?

The video details the installation of a Trijicon SRO optic on a Century Arms Draco. It replaced a previously mounted Holosun 507C. The presenter also added a CNH Precision optic shroud for protection.

Does the Trijicon SRO co-witness with the iron sights on a Century Arms Draco?

No, the Trijicon SRO optic sits too high to co-witness with the iron sights on the Century Arms Draco. This means the user must rely solely on the red dot for aiming.

What are the benefits of the CNH Precision optic shroud for the Trijicon SRO?

The CNH Precision optic shroud is recommended for the Trijicon SRO, especially on a pistol, as it provides protection against drops and impacts. This addresses concerns about the SRO's perceived fragility.

How was the Trijicon SRO zeroed on the Draco?

The Trijicon SRO was zeroed by firing three-round groups at a target, observing the point of impact, and making precise adjustments to the optic's turrets. This process was repeated until the point of impact matched the point of aim, followed by a five-round confirmation group.

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