Same as USP 40, but chambered for 9mm cartridge. Magazine holds 16 rounds. Weight 1.66 lbs. Choice of seven variations as listed above for USP 40. New for 1993. NOTE: Add $45 for stainless steel.

Variation of USP 9 fitted with target sights to see over an optional sound suppressor. Barrel threaded left-hand. Does not have O-ring and does not require thread cap. Introduced in 2004.

Same as 9mm Compact model. Chambered for .40 S&W cartridge. Weight about 27 oz. All other dimensions the same.

Introduced in 1995. Slightly larger than 9mm and .40 S&W models. Barrel length 4.41"; overall 7.87"; weight 1.9 lbs. USP 45 available in same variants as other USP models. Magazine capacity 12 rounds. NOTE: Add $45 for stainless steel.

Introduced in 2002. Identical to USP Compact .40 S&W Variant 7, with double-action-only trigger. Special trigger mechanism improves double-action trigger performance and reduces weight of pull between 7.5 and 8.5 lbs. Offered in blued finish.

Introduced in 1997. Match grade variation of USP. Chambered for .45 ACP cartridge. Fitted with 6.02" barrel, with barrel weight assembly. Adjustable rear and target front sight. Adjustable trigger stop. Blued finish. Weight about 38 oz. Available in stainless steel version. NOTE: Add $60 for stainless steel.

Introduced in 1997. Chambered for .45 ACP cartridge. Has 3.8" barrel; overall length 7.1"; weight about 28 oz. Magazine capacity 8 rounds.

Blued semi-automatic .45 ACP. Double-action with 4.46" barrel, 8 round capacity. Polymer grip. Weight about 27.5 oz.

Introduced in mid-1998. Pistol built on same frame as .40 S&W Compact. Chambered for .357 SIG cartridge. Magazine capacity 10 rounds. Weight about 28 oz. Also was made in full-size version, with 4.25" barrel. Discontinued in 2005.

Limited to 1,000 pistols. Features high polish blue with 50th Anniversary logo engraved in gold and silver. Supplied with custom-made wooden box and commemorative coin. Introduced in 2000.

Calibers: 9mm, 357 SIG, 40 S&W, 45 ACP. Capacities: 13-round magazine; 40 S&W and 357 SIG, 12-shot magazine; 45 ACP, 8-shot magazine. Features: Similar to the USP except the 9mm, 357 SIG and 40 S&W have 3.58” barrels, measure 6.81” overall and weigh 1.47 lbs. (9mm). Introduced 1996. The 45 ACP measures 7.09” overall. Introduced 1998. Imported from Germany by Heckler & Koch, Inc.

Calibers: 9mm, 45 ACP. Capacities: 10- or 18-round magazine. Barrels: 5.2”. Weight: 33.6 oz. Length: 8.7” overall. Grips: Non-slip stippled polymer. Sights: Blade front, fully adjustable target rear. Features: Ambi thumb safety and decocker, with or without Jet Funnel magazine funnel.

Calibers: 9mm, 45 ACP. Capacities: 13-round magazine; 45 ACP, 12-round magazine. Barrels: 4.90”-5.09”. Weight: 1.9 lbs. Length: 8.64 in. overall. Grips: Non-slip stippled polymer. Sights: Blade front, fully adjustable target rear. Features: Has extended threaded barrel with rubber O-ring; adjustable trigger; extended magazine floorplate; adjustable trigger stop; polymer frame. Introduced 1998. Imported from Germany by Heckler & Koch, Inc.

Calibers: 45 ACP. Capacities: 10-round magazine. Barrels: 6.02”. Weight: 25.6 oz. Length: 8.7” overall. Grips: Non-slip stippled polymer. Sights: Blade front, fully adjustable target rear. Features: Ambi thumb safety and decocker, with or without Jet Funnel magazine funnel.