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=== USP Compact ===

 

Los primeros modelos USP Compact aparecieron en 1994. Estos son modelos USP de tamaño reducido, y están disponibles para los mismos cartuchos de la versión de tamaño completo, y adicionalmente para el [[.357 SIG]]. Debido al menor tamaño del armazón, los cargadores para la variante Compact pueden tener una extensión en el puño para un mejor acomodamiento de la mano del tirador.<!--Standard flat floorplates are also available for the USP Compact magazines. The USP Compact comes standard with a bobbed hammer equipped with a flat rubber external thumb grip. This reduces possible snag from the hammer on a holster or clothing while the pistol is being drawn, but still allows the USP Compact to be cocked from a decocked position even in the absence of a spurred hammer. This can be done since decocking the weapon does not fully drop the hammer, leaving it in a somewhat in a "half-cocked" state. However, the USP Compact cannot be cocked from a dry-fired position as the hammer will be flush to the back of the slide. {{Dubious|date=April 2008}} A spurred hammer, similar to the one that comes standard on the P10 can be installed onto the USP Compact. USP Compact models lack the mechanical recoil reduction system of the larger full sized USP pistols. Instead, a more compact recoil buffering system is composed of a polymer bushing, around the captive recoil spring, which is designed to absorb energy at the end of the slide's travel rearward. This polymer bushing, with an estimated lifespan of around 20,000 rounds, is used instead of the double spring/captive recoil spring/guide rod found in the full sized USP.

 

==== HK USP Compact Tactical ====

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The USP45CT is a highly modified USP45C developed for use by [[United States Special Operations Forces|U.S. special operations forces]]. Termed the CT for ''counter-terrorist'' by insiders, the HK USP45 Compact Tactical combines the proven features of the full-size USP45 Tactical pistol in a smaller, more concealable package.