PP-19

Name:PP-19 Body:A shorter T-doll with a slim-athletic build, Bizon can be identified by her blue eyes and short white-silver hair. her hair, cut in a short, practical style with bangs framing her face. Clothes: She wears a dark, mostly black bodysuit of tight-fitting material. Over the bodysuit, she wears a cut-off military-style jacket with fur trim around the collar. Her outfit is likely designed in reference to the FSB service uniform. Her outfit also includes tactical gear, such as utility belts and straps carrying various pouches and tools. A pair of thigh-high olive green boots matching to her jacket with short stockings, she's wearing a olive green gloves matching to her outfit, a olive green headset, a visible patch of "GK" on the jacket sleeve. Quirks: A proud and determined Russian, she loves her motherland, She has a high alcohol tolerance and says that the reason why she doesn't get cold in cold weather, even though she dresses so revealingly, is because her Russian genes. Trivia: The PP-19 Bizon (Bison) is a lightweight selective fire submachine gun designed in 1993 by Russian defense concern Izhmash. The design team was lead by Victor Kalashnikov, son of the famous Mikhail Kalashnikov (the designer of the AK-47). Alexei Dragunov, youngest son of Yevgeny Dragunov (the creator of the SVD sniper rifle), was also a member of the design team. The Bizon is a simple direct blowback-operated weapon that fires from a closed bolt. This not only reduces the complexity of the gun, making it easier and cheaper to produce, it also helps make the gun more accurate. The Bizon's operating cycle is characterized by a very short recoil stroke, as standard 9×18mm ammunition will only drive the bolt partially to the rear of the receiver. This results in a cyclic rate of around 700 rounds per minute. Higher-impulse ammunition drives the bolt all the way to the end of the receiver, lightly striking the receiver wall and lowering the rate of fire to around 650-680 rounds per minute.