XM22 In Real Life
The XM22, also known as the Stoner 63, is an American light machine gun designed by Eugene Stoner, L. James Sullivan and Robert Fremont in 1963. The XM22 was a developmental weapon issued in limited numbers to United States Navy SEALs during the Vietnam conflict. It used a 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge with a belt-fed feed system and had a rate of fire of 700-1000 rounds per minute and an effectives range of between 200-1100 meters/220-1200 yards.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam
In Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam, the XM22 is a light machine gun issued to the Medic kit. It seems to perform much like the M249 in the base game, with its 200-round capacity and high rate of fire. It also has the same firing sound as the M249 in the base game, but has a slightly different reload sound. Despite having the fastest firing rate of the three LMG's in the expansion it also has exceptionally low recoil and can be very useful for achieving kills in hardcore mode. The sights are very clear and enable it to be used for long range burst firing.
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