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AK Bizon-2 Bison PP-19 Airsoft AEG Sportsline Rifle by Golden Eagle (Package: Gun Only)
10 Customer Reviews
by Jim L. on 05/02/2024
"Very good gun, shoots fast and reliable. the only bad thing about the gun is that it doesn't have a site mount to put a red dot
by Jack D. on 08/22/2020
"I Have Just Received This Gun And although I have not yet played with it, I did some test firing and I can already tell I'm going to have a great time with it. It seems very Powerful. I love the way the magazine's function. Although the battery was tricky to put in it works fine and fits perfectly. With this, I also purchased a high-cap 1000 round extra mag, (https://www.evike.com/products/48909/) and a perfectly fitting battery (https://www.evike.com/products/29052/) the stock is perfectly foldable, although you need to screw in the included pin for it to stay there if your planning on having it like that for a game. The Only Part I Have Not figured out was how the hop-up works and if there is a hop-up. the dust cover where the battery goes is also I a tiny bit tricky to put on, but it's like that for most AK's.
by Luke E. on 07/04/2020
"So far I love the gun, here is my review:
PROS:
-great rate of fire
-fairly accurate
-looks fantastic
-HUGE magazine capacity (1,000 rounds)
-high FPS
-foldable stock
-similar to an AK so it’s easy to get used to
-heavy
CONS:
-you need a pin to attach the folded stock to the side of the gun
-magazine was hard to figure out at first
- I still can’t find a battery that fits under the dust cover
You NEED to buy this
PROS:
-great rate of fire
-fairly accurate
-looks fantastic
-HUGE magazine capacity (1,000 rounds)
-high FPS
-foldable stock
-similar to an AK so it’s easy to get used to
-heavy
CONS:
-you need a pin to attach the folded stock to the side of the gun
-magazine was hard to figure out at first
- I still can’t find a battery that fits under the dust cover
You NEED to buy this
by David W. on 05/26/2020
"Bought this for my wife, it's all polymer construction makes it nice and light. Came with Hi-Cap mag, though I bought a second with it because I thought it came with a Mid-Cap. She likes that she doesn't need to reload (played all day, fired mostly in bursts). I put .25s in it and right out of the box it was shooting pretty decently (did not need hop-up adjustment). She beamed me in the forehead from about 80ft. All she could see was the top of my head so, yeah. At the time of purchase $99 investment, 100% worth it. Planning on ordering another one for myself as a secondary. The stock doesn't have the pin to lock when folded, but I plan to remove the stock completely for compact smg. I run a CYMA SVD so this will make a nice backup weapon. Very small profile, if you like to lay prone consider this as your primary. Haven't tried to make any modifications to it yet, but the other fella seems to have already mentioned everything I did. Guess when mine comes in and I remove the flash hider to put on a tracer unit I'll have to make another review for that.
Note: The Hi-Cap mag took a minute to figure out. There is a switch or nob on the bottom that you have to pull back past the feed door before opening it, release the switch/nob gently into the catch on the feed door. Fill the mag then hold the switch/nob and close the door, gently allow the switch/nob to slide forward until it is pushing the bbs in the mag and you are set. And like the other fella said, probably don't fill it to max capacity.
Note: The Hi-Cap mag took a minute to figure out. There is a switch or nob on the bottom that you have to pull back past the feed door before opening it, release the switch/nob gently into the catch on the feed door. Fill the mag then hold the switch/nob and close the door, gently allow the switch/nob to slide forward until it is pushing the bbs in the mag and you are set. And like the other fella said, probably don't fill it to max capacity.
by Calvin F. on 05/13/2019
"An excellent gun for the price, had no trouble with the battery. If you're familiar with the AK74 carbines it is a very similar level of compact portability. Satisfyingly strong spring on the bolt/hop-up cover, helical magazine is both visually distinctive and provides a very comfortable forward grip. I can imagine speed-reloading being finicky, with the odd hinged manner that the front of the magazine locks in to, but with a high-cap that shouldn't be a problem.
Chrono'd at 360 out of the box with .28 Valkens, can't wait to try it out at a CQC field!
Chrono'd at 360 out of the box with .28 Valkens, can't wait to try it out at a CQC field!
by Daniel S. on 10/22/2022
"Great budget PP-19 Bizon AEG. This is the cheapest version available online as of fall 2022, but it's not a throw away gun. It's a combination of metal and mostly plastic parts. The gearbox is a robust solid built full metal ver 3 and will last a long while if treated well and easy to repair. The details of this replica are very accurate to the firearm counterpart. It feels solid in the hands and no creaks. I also own a golden eagle AMD-65 and the quality between the two is very similar despite this gun being on the cheaper side price wise. Performance is respectable and gets the job done on the field. Battery space wasn't an issue at all.
The only 2 gripes I have are the high cap helical mags and the plastic skeletal stock. Mine came with a 1000 round high cap and while it does work, having to wind it very often kills the incentive to go through all 1000 bbs. I've used other high caps before, but this helical mag doesn't wind as many bbs on a full wound like other traditional high cap mags. You get at most maybe 20-25 bbs and then you'll need to keep winding to keep feeding to fire. There is a key hole to make winding faster and easier, but this tool isn't supplied in the package. Now as for the 190 round mid caps, those work flawlessly for me and are more fun to use. I would rather use those instead of the 1000 high cap. The spring mechanism that presses the bbs down towards the feeder in the mag works very well and keeps the loud bb rattling down a lot. The stock is foldable and made of a hard solid plastic mostly, but I would've much rather liked a metal stock instead for the durability and better feel.
Overall not a bad purchase, but just know that if you're not a big fan of more plastic parts this version of the Bizon may not be for you.
The only 2 gripes I have are the high cap helical mags and the plastic skeletal stock. Mine came with a 1000 round high cap and while it does work, having to wind it very often kills the incentive to go through all 1000 bbs. I've used other high caps before, but this helical mag doesn't wind as many bbs on a full wound like other traditional high cap mags. You get at most maybe 20-25 bbs and then you'll need to keep winding to keep feeding to fire. There is a key hole to make winding faster and easier, but this tool isn't supplied in the package. Now as for the 190 round mid caps, those work flawlessly for me and are more fun to use. I would rather use those instead of the 1000 high cap. The spring mechanism that presses the bbs down towards the feeder in the mag works very well and keeps the loud bb rattling down a lot. The stock is foldable and made of a hard solid plastic mostly, but I would've much rather liked a metal stock instead for the durability and better feel.
Overall not a bad purchase, but just know that if you're not a big fan of more plastic parts this version of the Bizon may not be for you.
by Jonah L. on 08/28/2022
"Just got my pp19 and play around with it some
pros:
I got a 1000rd high cap not a mid, although the gun works great with both.
Stock feels sturdy, and the locking pin IS included
Hung it from a single point sling and ran around, no issues there
came with metal sight tool
Good feel and performance (7.4 lipo)
cons:
upper foregrip piece is cheap soft plastic, it doesn't really matter, and its still plenty sturdy
battery compartment seems a little tight
sights are way off. seem borderline crooked. gun shoots consistent but way left of poa
pros:
I got a 1000rd high cap not a mid, although the gun works great with both.
Stock feels sturdy, and the locking pin IS included
Hung it from a single point sling and ran around, no issues there
came with metal sight tool
Good feel and performance (7.4 lipo)
cons:
upper foregrip piece is cheap soft plastic, it doesn't really matter, and its still plenty sturdy
battery compartment seems a little tight
sights are way off. seem borderline crooked. gun shoots consistent but way left of poa
by Daniel R. on 07/19/2022
"Great gun for the price. It shoots hard and accurate when you get the hop up tuned right. Mine came with a high cap not the mid cap like it’s says in the description. Also had a couple of deep scratches on the upper. And I’m the description it says it has a 75mm inner barrel but there is no way it’s that short
by mel s. on 05/23/2019
"I purchased this for a friend's birthday about 14 months ago, and we have not been dissatisfied.
He... prefers to aim by shooting more bullets, and with the ~800 round hicap (I kid not, I loaded it then weighed the amount of ammunition that fit) and the fairly comfortable rate of fire he can spray and pray for nearly five hours. Despite the polymer construction and the questionable hop-up, it fires fairly accurately and has not experienced any internal issues to date.
TLDR:
》Pros: Satisfactory build quality throughout the internals, balanced RoF with a 9.5v, preservation of the unique look and features of the pp-bizon. For an smg with that fire rate, the spead at distance is very accepable if perhaps lacking for woodland games. Overall, an incredible price point.
》Cons: It is much larger than the picture would make clear as it has the upper and lower practically from an ak, the buttstock will not remain folded forwards without a special (easily lost) part you have to screw into the side to retain it, and all the caveats of a converted ak: a bad battery compartment, a magazine that is difficult to unload in combat, and mediocre sighting options.
He... prefers to aim by shooting more bullets, and with the ~800 round hicap (I kid not, I loaded it then weighed the amount of ammunition that fit) and the fairly comfortable rate of fire he can spray and pray for nearly five hours. Despite the polymer construction and the questionable hop-up, it fires fairly accurately and has not experienced any internal issues to date.
TLDR:
》Pros: Satisfactory build quality throughout the internals, balanced RoF with a 9.5v, preservation of the unique look and features of the pp-bizon. For an smg with that fire rate, the spead at distance is very accepable if perhaps lacking for woodland games. Overall, an incredible price point.
》Cons: It is much larger than the picture would make clear as it has the upper and lower practically from an ak, the buttstock will not remain folded forwards without a special (easily lost) part you have to screw into the side to retain it, and all the caveats of a converted ak: a bad battery compartment, a magazine that is difficult to unload in combat, and mediocre sighting options.
by Adam C. on 03/20/2018
"The Matrix Bizon is an affordable and usable Slavic unicorn.
Pros:
-VFC style build instead of the less realistic and more finicky TM style.
-Despite a mostly plastic construction, it feels pretty sturdy and I think it could stand up to some abuse.
-Takes a little getting used to, but it's got comfortable ergonomics.
-Very large magazine capacity out of the box. I wouldn't fill it all the way to 1000, but you can get it close and not worry about reloading for some time.
-The magazine uses a spring plunger system and is simple to load and is very quiet, virtually no hi-cap rattle. Also feeds great.
-Great ROF when using a 9.6v NiMH and 7.4v LiPo batteries.
-Even though it's not meant to and it's practically useless it will very loosely fit but feed from FAL magazines. In case you have some lying around.
Cons:
-Stock does not lock into place when folded and just swings freely. Locks like it should when extended, though.
-The description indicates that the Bizon comes with a 190rd mid-cap but instead comes with a 1000rd hi-cap. Not really a fault of the gun, but I was expecting to get a mid-cap with it.
-The pin in the front that you hinge the magazines on is already becoming loose on my model. It's nowhere near falling out at every turn, but it is cause for concern.
-Not really a con for me since I play field but the FPS out of the box is gonna be too hot to use in CQB. If you want a CQB option for this you'll have to install another spring.
-No way to attach optics or accessories. This model does not include an AK style side rail or any way to mount anything.
-Boy howdy the flash hider is hard to take off. There's a pin (not a grub screw, a PIN) holding it in place as well as strong glue. I had to dremel the pin off the threads and buy stronger pliers to get it off.
Overall, it's a fun little gun and I really enjoy using it. Some TLC may be in order, but for the price, you really can't go wrong.
Pros:
-VFC style build instead of the less realistic and more finicky TM style.
-Despite a mostly plastic construction, it feels pretty sturdy and I think it could stand up to some abuse.
-Takes a little getting used to, but it's got comfortable ergonomics.
-Very large magazine capacity out of the box. I wouldn't fill it all the way to 1000, but you can get it close and not worry about reloading for some time.
-The magazine uses a spring plunger system and is simple to load and is very quiet, virtually no hi-cap rattle. Also feeds great.
-Great ROF when using a 9.6v NiMH and 7.4v LiPo batteries.
-Even though it's not meant to and it's practically useless it will very loosely fit but feed from FAL magazines. In case you have some lying around.
Cons:
-Stock does not lock into place when folded and just swings freely. Locks like it should when extended, though.
-The description indicates that the Bizon comes with a 190rd mid-cap but instead comes with a 1000rd hi-cap. Not really a fault of the gun, but I was expecting to get a mid-cap with it.
-The pin in the front that you hinge the magazines on is already becoming loose on my model. It's nowhere near falling out at every turn, but it is cause for concern.
-Not really a con for me since I play field but the FPS out of the box is gonna be too hot to use in CQB. If you want a CQB option for this you'll have to install another spring.
-No way to attach optics or accessories. This model does not include an AK style side rail or any way to mount anything.
-Boy howdy the flash hider is hard to take off. There's a pin (not a grub screw, a PIN) holding it in place as well as strong glue. I had to dremel the pin off the threads and buy stronger pliers to get it off.
Overall, it's a fun little gun and I really enjoy using it. Some TLC may be in order, but for the price, you really can't go wrong.