Counter-Strike 2 weapon specifications
| Property | CS2 value |
|---|---|
| Buy price | $1,300 |
| Magazine / reserve | 64 / 120 rounds |
| Damage | 27 |
| Fire mode / rate | Automatic · 750 rounds per minute |
| Reload time | 2.4 seconds |
| Armor penetration | 60% |
| Penetration power | 100% |
| Range modifier | 0.80 |
| Accurate range | 10 m |
| Running speed | 240 units/s |
| Kill reward | $600 Competitive · $300 Casual |
Hitbox damage
| Hitbox | Unarmored | Armored |
|---|---|---|
| Head | 108 | 65 |
| Chest and arms | 27 | 16 |
| Stomach | 33 | 20 |
| Legs | 20 | 20 |
Drum magazine, speed and damage
The PP-Bizon is available to both teams. Its 64-round drum is its defining advantage: it holds more than the standard SMG magazines and can sustain a close push without a mid-fight reload. The trade-off is low per-hit damage and only 60% armor penetration. A head hit is listed as 108 against an unarmored target but 65 against armor; body hits range from 16 to 20 against armored hitboxes. The high ammunition count therefore supports pressure, not a guarantee of quick eliminations.
It fires at 750 rounds per minute, runs at 240 units per second and has a 2.4-second reload. The Wiki describes it as having comparatively low recoil, useful moving accuracy and a fast walking speed. Its 10-metre accurate range and 0.80 range modifier reinforce its close-range role. At distance, the low damage and spread make a long spray waste ammunition; close the gap behind cover and prefire only when an opponent’s route is predictable.
When the Bizon is worth buying
The source cautions against buying the PP-Bizon as a routine economy SMG because its low damage makes weapons such as the UMP-45 more reliable. The MAC-10 for Terrorists or MP9 for Counter-Terrorists can be cheaper or more efficient anti-eco choices. The Bizon’s 64-round magazine is most relevant when sustained movement and multiple close-range opportunities matter.
The Wiki describes a narrow round-economy situation where a Counter-Terrorist side can consider the Bizon after the Terrorists plant in the pistol round and the defenders can afford a full follow-up purchase. That context does not make it a general-purpose rifle-round weapon. Its listed kill reward is $600 Competitive and $300 Casual, so weigh likely close kills against purchase cost and team utility. CS2’s March 2026 magazine reload change also means replacing a partly used drum discards its remaining rounds.
CS2 version notes
The PP-Bizon is a base-game CS2 SMG. An August 14, 2025 update improved its deploy and quick-inspect animations along with the AK-47, Galil AR and AUG. This changed presentation rather than the recorded damage or magazine capacity.
The March 18, 2026 reload refactor applies to the Bizon’s magazine: a completed reload discards the rounds still loaded and draws a full magazine from reserve. The UI now represents reserve ammunition in magazine units and displays the fill level of the current magazine. With 64 rounds loaded, a partly used drum can still contain substantial ammunition, so timing a reload behind cover matters.
Deploy and quick-inspect animations (August 14, 2025)
The August 14, 2025 CS2 update improved the PP-Bizon deploy and quick-inspect animations. The note concerns the weapon’s first-person draw and rapid inspect presentation, not its magazine capacity, ammunition supply, fire rate or damage. The PP-Bizon was one of four named firearms in this deploy-and-inspect animation group.