You can no longer use the PP19-Bizon in Warzone because this version of the game was shut down. However, this guide will be updated and will come in handy if the Bizon ever returns. It is still available in Black Ops Cold War multiplayer, however.
The PP19-Bizon was one of the most popular sub-machine guns in Call of Duty: Warzone and it wasn’t hard to see why. With laser precision and a decent stock magazine, the PP-19 Bizon was devastating in the right hands.
While wasn’t quite strong enough to become a permanent fixture in the Warzone meta, the Bizon certainly still packed a punch after it was introduced in Black Ops Cold War Season 4. Because it boasted great iron sights and an easily controllable recoil pattern, this SMG was a decent secondary if set up in the right way.
Unfortunately, with Black Ops Cold War no longer integrated with Warzone, the PP19-Bizon isn’t available in the battle royale – though it is still accessible in Cold War’s traditional multiplayer should you fancy a trip down memory lane. Nevertheless, with CoD typically loving to bring back old favorites – particularly as this was also an iconic weapon from the original MW3 (2011) – there’s a chance it could return. If so, this loadout could be back in fashion.
Bizon Warzone loadout
The best Warzone PP19-Bizon loadout was:
- Monolithic Suppressor
- 8.7″ Steel
- 5mW laser
- No Stock
- Stippled Grip Tape
This Bizon Warzone loadout was built for speed, so if you liked playing aggressively, this setup was perfect for you.
We opted for No Stock and the Stippled Grip Speed to help keep the gun nice and mobile. The laser also helped you with hip firing too, so you could spray and pray as you entered confined spaces.
The Monolithic Suppressor increased the Bizon’s damage range while keeping things quiet and the 8.7″ Steel barrel increased the range and bullet velocity while helping to keep the recoil down.
If you wanted to make a slight change to the build, then you could have switched the laser out for the 84-Round Helical Mags, which kept you firing for longer. This did reduce your ADS time though, so you were more sluggish with an SMG that was designed for agility.
The Bizon worked best as an SMG partner for a hard-hitting, long-range AR. We recommended running it alongside one of the following:
In terms of perks, the usual suspects of Double Time, Overkill, and Amped worked here too. These were undeniably the meta options at the time and paired very well with the Bizon’s playstyle.
For equipment, you should have picked the Heartbeat Sensor and Semtex to help you clear rooms before heading in.
That’s it for our best Bizon Warzone loadout. If the popular SMG does ever return, chances are it could become one of the best Warzone guns too.