The Red Dot Sight and Reflex Sight both provide alternative sight pictures for the HK21. The remaining attachment choices are optical attachments that either do not substantially improve the HK21's performance or heavily decrease the HK21's performance. Extended Mags under all circumstances is the best attachment choice on offer. This not only severely extends the HK21's sustained combat capability, but it also heavily reduces the amount of reloading the user will perform, which is an enormous benefit. The HK21 has the standard assortment of LMG attachments to choose from.Įxtended Mags doubles the HK21's magazine capacity to sixty rounds, and makes it so that the HK21's starting ammo loadout is spread out across two magazines instead of four magazines. This presents a major limitation to the HK21, as it doesn't have enough ammo overall to be used as recklessly as LMGs like the RPK and the M60. Crucially, this starting ammo loadout cannot be expanded without using Scavenger Pro. This also restricts the starting ammo loadout to just 120 rounds. It is tied with the Stoner63 for the smallest magazine capacity in its class, holding just thirty rounds per magazine. The HK21's biggest weakness is its magazine capacity. Although this is the second fastest reload speed among LMGs, a nearly three second reload is still very poor overall, and will still force users to exercise a great deal of caution when reloading. In either case, the user can Reload Cancel after 2.9 seconds. The HK21's reload animation is 3.75 seconds long, or 4.75 seconds long on an empty magazine. Between decent damage, fire rate, and hip-fire accuracy, the HK21 is a surprisingly effective LMG up close. The HK21's hip-fire spread is remarkably good for an LMG, on par with the assault rifles but slightly more accurate when standing still than an assault rifle. The HK21 allows users to aim down the sights in a slow 350 milliseconds. The HK21 restricts users to move at 87.5% of the base movement speed, or strafe at just 40% of the base movement speed. The HK21's handling characteristics are good for an LMG, but poor overall. The HK21's accuracy is overall not the best, but it is superior to other LMGs. The HK21 has a great centerspeed value of 1700.
The recoil values are rather large, but the HK21 does not have to deal with the gun constantly kicking upwards like the RPK and M60 do, nor does it have to deal with the fire rate of the Stoner63 exacerbating the recoil woes. The HK21 has recoil values of 70 to the left, 70 to the right, 60 upwards, and 40 downwards. The HK21 has the best overall accuracy among LMGs. The front ring post is very clear, but the rear sight is pretty large and can obstruct view below the point of aim, and it causes the front sight to sit rather low relative to the front sight. The HK21's main advantage over the other LMGs is accuracy. The HK21's damage output is consistent and fine. The HK21 has an average rate of fire of 750 RPM. The HK21 has high penetration power, allowing it to retain most of its damage when shooting through obstructions. The HK21 does 56 damage on a headshot at any range, allowing the HK21 to get a two shot kill at any range with two headshots, or dealing up to 96 damage on a headshot-bodyshot combination, which can kill mildly injured enemies. The HK21 by default deals forty damage at all ranges, killing in three shots, or one at any range in Hardcore. The HK21 has the standard damage values of all LMGs. It is also automatically unlocked in Create-a-Class. The HK21 is unlocked at Level 2 to the player, as part of the default LMG class. Call Of Duty Mobile Review - Boots On The Go
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