MP5-SD vs PP-Bizon
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Damage
The MP5-SD deals more damage (14) than the PP-Bizon (13).
The MP5-SD fires at the same rate (750 RPM) as the PP-Bizon (750 RPM).
The MP5-SD deals more damage per second (175) than the PP-Bizon (162).
The MP5-SD loses less damage due to distance (14.4 %) than the PP-Bizon (19.3 %).
The MP5-SD has lower armour penetration (62.5 %) than the PP-Bizon (63 %).
Accuracy and mobility
The MP5-SD is more accurate (10.6) than the PP-Bizon (15).
The MP5-SD has more movement penalty (6 %) than the PP-Bizon (4 %).
Economy
The MP5-SD is more expensive ($ 1500) than the PP-Bizon ($ 1400).
The MP5-SD earns the same kill reward ($ 600) as the PP-Bizon ($ 600).
Other attributes
The MP5-SD has a smaller clip (30) than the PP-Bizon (64).
The MP5-SD has the same ammunition in reserve (120) as the PP-Bizon (120).
The MP5-SD reloads slower (2.9 s) than the PP-Bizon (2.4 s).
The MP5-SD deploys faster (1 s) than the PP-Bizon (1.1 s).
Closing thoughts
The MP5-SD is a silenced SMG that occupies the same loadout slot as the MP7; it's unique selling point is its silencer as the former deals more damage. Unfortunately this often is not enough to justify its high purchase price. However, a cheap (compared to a rifle) weapon that is silenced and has a high rate of fire can have utility in certain scenarios.
Generally strictly worse than most other SMGs given it costs $1400, the PP-Bizon has only the unique selling point of a huge magazine which can fire 64 rounds without a reload.