The aim down sight time is only 200 milliseconds long.

The user can move at 100% of the base speed, but only strafe at 40% of the base speed. The Double-Barreled Shotgun has average mobility for a shotgun. Aiming down the sight does not give a tighter shot spread, and as such, users should not aim down the sight. The recoil is high, but of little consequence, seeing how the Double-Barreled Shotgun fires a spread of pellets, and thus is not overly reliant on the user's aim. The hip-fire spread of the Double-Barreled Shotgun is on par with the SMGs. This fire rate allows users to fire a follow-up shot quickly if the first shot doesn't kill the opponent, which is very helpful. Using Double Tap will allow the user to fire at 283 RPM. The Double-Barreled Shotgun is semi-automatic, firing at 212 RPM. Notably, the Double-Barreled Shotgun gets no headshot damage bonus, so users should not feel the need to hunt for headshots. Stopping Power is not necessary to get one shot kills, but Stopping Power will make one shot kills much more consistent, especially at the edge of the Double-Barreled Shotgun's effective range. Stopping Power increases the damage per pellet by 40%, and will usually allow users to need 1-2 fewer pellets to kill. The Double-Barreled Shotgun has low penetration power.

The higher damage-per-pellet means the Double-Barreled Shotgun is more reliable than the M1897 Trench Gun for getting one shot kills at shorter ranges. One shot kills are possible yet inconsistent at the edge of its effective range. Damage decreases linearly until 12.5 meters, when 15 damage is dealt per pellet requiring seven pellets to kill beyond 15 meters, no damage is dealt. At any range short of ten meters, the Double-Barreled Shotgun will deal 40 damage per pellet, needing three pellets to kill. The Double-Barreled Shotgun has higher damage per pellet than the M1897 Trench Gun, and similarly fires eight pellets per shot. Call Of Duty Mobile Review - Boots On The Go

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