The Bizon, a submachine gun available to both teams, is recognized for its large magazine capacity, which is among the largest of all weapons in the Counter-Strike series. The Bizon also boasts a high rate of fire, low recoil, and fast reload speed. However, it has very low armor penetration, damage, and range compared to other submachine guns.
Yet despite its shortcomings, the Bizon is used mostly for anti-eco rounds because of its cheap price tag, and it's almost never used in competitive gameplay due to its limitations. If you'd like to improve the appearance of PP-Bizon using some aesthetically pleasing skins, we've selected several that we believe look really cool!
The Fuel Rod is one of the coolest-looking CS:GO skins ever. It features a tube with radioactive liquid that looks like a magazine and shades of black and gray with a green magazine and a radioactive sign above it. The magazine features tiny images of bubbles for a more realistic effect. The skin is currently priced at $2.57 on the Steam Marketplace.
Runic turns PP-Bizon into a demonic-hunting weapon, with an orange rune on the left and glowing effects in front of it. The magazine features pictures of metal bullets (probably made of silver), and the buttstock and some other parts are coated in dark bronze.
Additionally, this skin features patterns in metal parts, as well as a wooden handle grip. Despite its level of detail and fantastic look overall, this skin costs only $0.27 on Steam Marketplace.
High Roller is a must-have skin for any player who enjoys playing poker. The gun features a dark red receiver with an image of playing cards and dice, while the magazine has a picture of stacks of poker chips. If you look closely, you'll see that each card is actually a Royal Flush. The weapon's handle features a black wooden texture and is partially wrapped in leather for a comfortable grip. This skin can be bought for $8.16 at Steam Marketplace.
Judgement of Anubis is inspired by Ancient Egyptian mythology. The pattern of the skin is made of meshing curved stripes, colored in shades of blue. The main emphasis is on an image of the head of the Egyptian god Anubis, painted yellow and brown, with some green and red details. This is also one of the rare PP-Bizon skins that are fully coated. Currently, you can purchase this skin for $8.14 at Steam Marketplace.
The antique skin for the PP-Bizon will make your weapon look like it belongs on the wall as decoration. The magazine and the handle grip feature a brown wooden pattern combined with floral decorations. In addition, several parts, like the barrel, receiver, and buttstock, are coated with a patina layer of rust and scratches. Finally, the receiver has a golden floral design. This skin is valued at $10.37 on the Steam Marketplace.
Space Cat is a pretty unusual skin that features a surreal image of a cat flying through space. It's probably inspired by someone's dream (or a trip) because we don't get to see skins like this one that often. In any case, this skin features black as the primary color, white cat and stars, and purple coating for several weapon parts. You can buy the Space Cat on Steam Marketplace for $1.46.
Designed in a futuristic style, Osiris features a completely glossy black background on top of which are geometrical patterns of white, amber, and gray stripes and other shapes. In addition, the receiver features the Osiris logo in white, and the buttstock (other than its back part) is completely unpainted. The skin can be yours for $1.28, which is the price on Steam Marketplace as of this writing.
Again, we have a skin that has been painted fully. Photic Zone features a camouflage pattern on several shades of teal. Parts such as the buttstock, handle, and magazine feature a textured squared pattern in yellow and white colors. Various inscriptions, elements and symbols are present on this skin in white color. Photic Zone will cost you $1.40 if you buy it at Steam Marketplace.
Designed to resemble various Cuban elements, Embargo (get it?) features teal as the primary color, blended with an image of beige flames near the muzzle, as well as a couple of images with vintage advertising stickers. The magazine features the flammable icon, and it's unevenly coated in shades of orange. The handle grip has bubble wrap on top of it, and the entire skin seems aged like it came out from the 50s. Currently, this skin is priced at $3.62 on Steam Marketplace.
Finally, we have a completely minimalistic PP-Bizon skin - Carbon Fiber. It features a carbon fiber texture, while several parts are coated with metallic gray paint in different shades. Several components that, include the buttstock and the magazine, as well as some smaller ones, are left unpainted. Despite its lack of details, this is one of the most expensive PP-Bizon skins out there, which costs $11.19 on Steam Marketplace.
The Bizon, a submachine gun available to both teams, is recognized for its large magazine capacity, which is among the largest of all weapons in the Counter-Strike series. The Bizon also boasts a high rate of fire, low recoil, and fast reload speed. However, it has very low armor penetration, damage, and range compared to other submachine guns.
Yet despite its shortcomings, the Bizon is used mostly for anti-eco rounds because of its cheap price tag, and it's almost never used in competitive gameplay due to its limitations. If you'd like to improve the appearance of PP-Bizon using some aesthetically pleasing skins, we've selected several that we believe look really cool!
The Fuel Rod is one of the coolest-looking CS:GO skins ever. It features a tube with radioactive liquid that looks like a magazine and shades of black and gray with a green magazine and a radioactive sign above it. The magazine features tiny images of bubbles for a more realistic effect. The skin is currently priced at $2.57 on the Steam Marketplace.
Runic turns PP-Bizon into a demonic-hunting weapon, with an orange rune on the left and glowing effects in front of it. The magazine features pictures of metal bullets (probably made of silver), and the buttstock and some other parts are coated in dark bronze.
Additionally, this skin features patterns in metal parts, as well as a wooden handle grip. Despite its level of detail and fantastic look overall, this skin costs only $0.27 on Steam Marketplace.
High Roller is a must-have skin for any player who enjoys playing poker. The gun features a dark red receiver with an image of playing cards and dice, while the magazine has a picture of stacks of poker chips. If you look closely, you'll see that each card is actually a Royal Flush. The weapon's handle features a black wooden texture and is partially wrapped in leather for a comfortable grip. This skin can be bought for $8.16 at Steam Marketplace.
Judgement of Anubis is inspired by Ancient Egyptian mythology. The pattern of the skin is made of meshing curved stripes, colored in shades of blue. The main emphasis is on an image of the head of the Egyptian god Anubis, painted yellow and brown, with some green and red details. This is also one of the rare PP-Bizon skins that are fully coated. Currently, you can purchase this skin for $8.14 at Steam Marketplace.
The antique skin for the PP-Bizon will make your weapon look like it belongs on the wall as decoration. The magazine and the handle grip feature a brown wooden pattern combined with floral decorations. In addition, several parts, like the barrel, receiver, and buttstock, are coated with a patina layer of rust and scratches. Finally, the receiver has a golden floral design. This skin is valued at $10.37 on the Steam Marketplace.
Space Cat is a pretty unusual skin that features a surreal image of a cat flying through space. It's probably inspired by someone's dream (or a trip) because we don't get to see skins like this one that often. In any case, this skin features black as the primary color, white cat and stars, and purple coating for several weapon parts. You can buy the Space Cat on Steam Marketplace for $1.46.
Designed in a futuristic style, Osiris features a completely glossy black background on top of which are geometrical patterns of white, amber, and gray stripes and other shapes. In addition, the receiver features the Osiris logo in white, and the buttstock (other than its back part) is completely unpainted. The skin can be yours for $1.28, which is the price on Steam Marketplace as of this writing.
Again, we have a skin that has been painted fully. Photic Zone features a camouflage pattern on several shades of teal. Parts such as the buttstock, handle, and magazine feature a textured squared pattern in yellow and white colors. Various inscriptions, elements and symbols are present on this skin in white color. Photic Zone will cost you $1.40 if you buy it at Steam Marketplace.
Designed to resemble various Cuban elements, Embargo (get it?) features teal as the primary color, blended with an image of beige flames near the muzzle, as well as a couple of images with vintage advertising stickers. The magazine features the flammable icon, and it's unevenly coated in shades of orange. The handle grip has bubble wrap on top of it, and the entire skin seems aged like it came out from the 50s. Currently, this skin is priced at $3.62 on Steam Marketplace.
Finally, we have a completely minimalistic PP-Bizon skin - Carbon Fiber. It features a carbon fiber texture, while several parts are coated with metallic gray paint in different shades. Several components that, include the buttstock and the magazine, as well as some smaller ones, are left unpainted. Despite its lack of details, this is one of the most expensive PP-Bizon skins out there, which costs $11.19 on Steam Marketplace.
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