HK XM8

  • Master
  • 2.8 kg
  • 5.56
  • Binds on use
Type Primary Weapon

Lethality

Ammo type 5.56
Damage 38.8 unit(s)
Minimum Damage 34.7 unit(s)
Maximum distance 175 m
Start of damage drop-off 28 m
End of damage drop-off 82 m
Armor-penetration 0%
Plate penetration 0%
Rate of fire 750 shots/min
Magazine capacity 30
Overheat Limit 56
Automatic Fire Yes
Burst Fire Yes
Delay Between Bursts 0.25 sec
Shots per Burst 3
Burst Fire Rate 750 shots/min
Limb Damage Multiplier x0.8
Headshot Damage Multiplier x1.4
Mutant Damage Multiplier x1
Structure Damage Multiplier x1
Plate Durability Damage Multiplier x1

Accuracy

Spread 0.37°
Hip-fire spread 2.25°
Movement Spread Multiplier x1.4
Jump Spread Multiplier x2
Jumping Hip-Fire Spread Multiplier x2
Crouch Spread Multiplier x1
Prone Spread Multiplier x0.8

Control

Vertical recoil 0.55°
Horizontal recoil [0.12°; 0.12°]
First Shot Recoil Multiplier x1.5
Recoil Buildup 3%
Recoil Buildup Start 5
Crouch Recoil Multiplier x0.88
Prone Recoil Multiplier x0.75

Handling

Silencer No
Weight 2.8 kg
Movement speed -2%
Aiming Movement Speed -20%
Stabilization 0%
Sway [-0.38°/s; 0.38°/s]
Max Sway at Low Stamina [-0.75°/s; 0.75°/s]
Prone Sway Multiplier x1
Crouch Sway Multiplier x1
Focus Stamina Drain Multiplier x1
Weapon ergonomics 100%
Reload 3 sec
Tactical reload 2.5 sec
Aiming time 0.2 sec
Draw time 1 sec
Equipping 3 sec
Holstering 0.25 sec

Attachment properties

Hip-fire spread -25%

Damage falloff

Damage falloff
02243
18 m70 m123 m175 m

The XM8 is a range of firearms that was jointly developed by the American arms company ATK (Alliant Techsystems) and the German company Heckler & Koch. The XM8 was based on the HK G36, boasts solid performance, and was developed mainly as a replacement for the M16 and M4A1 assault rifles.