BISON Original series

The PP-19 "Bizon" is a mostly steel and polymer submachine gun (SMG) developed in Russia in the late 1990s by Kalashnikov and Dragunov. It was designed to provide special forces with a compact and highly reliable firearm for close combat. The most distinctive feature of the PP-19 is its unusual helical magazine with a capacity of up to 64 rounds of 9x18mm Makarov ammunition. The magazine is mounted on the side of the weapon, allowing for a more compact design.

The PP-19 is. It has a folding stock that can be adjusted for length and a Picatinny rail on top of the receiver for mounting optics or other accessories. The PP-19 has a simple blowback operation and fires at an effective range of about 300-600 feet and is commonly used by Russian special forces, as well as by some other countries.

The Laser Tag SMG "Bizon" is based on the body of an airsoft rifle constructed of durable metal, while impact-resistant plastic is used for components like the pistol grip and magazine. This laser tag SMG gun weighs 6.2 pounds (2.8 kg) and measures 35.6 inches (90.5) cm with the stock extended and 25.6 in (65 cm) when folded.

The submachine gun is reloaded with the charging handle, and the safety switch retains its standard features and serves as the activation mechanism for the tagger. Powered by a 2.2 Ah lithium, it provided up to 8-36 hours of play between charges, depending on the generation.

The range of fire is optimal for this type of weapon, with a maximum range of up to 500 feet (150 m) when equipped with Prism optics and up to 1,000 feet (300 meters) with Parallax optics. The tagger also features a folding stock, and a dovetail mount on the left side of the barrel box allows for the attachment of a side rail adapter to mount a variety of accessories, including optics and laser sights.