KWA USP45

Brief History

The history of the USP model begins in 1989, when the German company Heckler & Koch starts research for a modern pistol for that time, capable of providing military groups and American law enforcement with a reliable platform. In 1993, the first model chambered in .40 S&W is released. Over the following years, H&K tries to optimize this pistol as much as possible, designing a series of models with various calibers and technological advantages. At some point in history, the USP is adopted by the German army Bundeswehr and the German police forces. At this moment, there are at least 10 USP models oriented towards all fields of activity, military, law enforcement, special forces, civilian, sport shooting, and many others.

Exterior of the Replica

This replica is manufactured by KWA and closely mimics the USP model, managing to capture almost all the defining elements of the real weapon. The slide is made of metal while the lower part is made of plastic, just like the real gun. The slide features grooves that allow for easier cocking. The sighting system is fixed but correctly aligned. At the front, there is a specific USP rail. The mag catch is ambidextrous. The safety and slide catch are positioned on the left side, above the grip. 

Interior of the Replica

The internals of the replica are made of metal and provide good reliability over time. The replica is equipped with a hop-up adjustment system located inside the ejection port. The adjustment will be made using the special KWA key included in the package. The replica can propel BBs at a speed of approximately 85-90 meters per second, using 0.20g BBs. We recommend using 0.25g BBs for optimal performance.

Power Supply

The replica comes with a 25-round magazine and a hop-up adjustment key. We recommend using high-quality BBs for optimal performance and not to reuse BBs or use low-quality BBs as this may damage the replica.