The Honey Badger's accuracy traits are fairly unique. This makes the Honey Badger a fairly forgiving and powerful weapon in close quarters combat, being able to go toe to toe with certain SMG's up close, and the integrated silencer makes the Honey Badger a great weapon for close-mid range combat. This rate of fire is only bested by the ARX-160 and the FAD in its category. The Honey Badger will fire at 800 RPM in a fully automatic configuration. The Honey Badger has a favorably high rate of fire. With regards to silenced Assault Rifles, it has the third longest range of all Assault Rifles with Silencers. The Honey Badger also boasts medium penetration power, making it capable of easily shooting through thin objects, but not through thicker cover. The Honey Badger's damage profile makes it a poor choice for distant combat, but great for medium-short range gunfights. The Honey Badger becomes a four shot kill at about 25 meters, becomes a two shot kill in Hardcore at about 27 meters, and becomes a five shot kill at thirty meters. Damage decreases linearly afterwards until 33 meters, where the Honey Badger deals a meager twenty damage, requiring a five shot kill (headshots will not result in a four shot kill), or a two shot kill in Hardcore game modes.

At any range before nineteen meters, the Honey Badger will deal 42 damage, resulting in a three shot kill, or a two shot kill if both shots hit the head. The Honey Badger is a highly variable damage-per-bullet weapon. However, it can be unlocked by default if using the Stealth package. The Honey Badger is a costly weapon, demanding nine Squad Points to unlock it. Call Of Duty Mobile Review - Boots On The Go

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