USP-S
pistolSemi-automatic pistol featuring a silencer. Based on the Heckler & Koch USP pistol developed in Germany in 1993. Among the main advantages of USP-S are high damage, high accuracy, and very high efficiency at long ranges. The main disadvantages include low rate of fire, low armor penetration, and small magazine capacity. One of the counter-terrorist spawn pistols.
Available Skins
Every finish released for the USP-S
Target Acquired
242.59
Ancient Visions
22.01
Orange Anolis
28.61
Dark Water
82.17
Neo-Noir
123.50
Kill Confirmed
72.53
Whiteout
46.61
Orion
57.43
Caiman
32.81
Serum
72.24
Printstream
41.63
The Traitor
37.26
Road Rash
17.87
Overgrowth
23.41
Business Class
35.47
Pathfinder
16.73
Monster Mashup
23.93
Purple DDPAT
2.51
Para Green
8.34
Royal Blue
9.39
Blueprint
4.64
Stainless
7.96
Bleeding Edge
1.14
Jawbreaker
3.80
Cortex
4.01
Guardian
3.49
Cyrex
3.97
Blood Tiger
3.41
Royal Guard
0.54
Black Lotus
0.84
Alpine Camo
0.33
Tropical Breeze
0.31
Torque
0.87
Flashback
0.60
Lead Conduit
0.79
Ticket to Hell
0.69
Check Engine
0.51
Night Ops
0.24
Desert Tactical
0.21
Forest Leaves
0.19
About the USP-S
Overview · Skins
Overview
The USP-S is a silenced semi-automatic pistol issued to the Counter-Terrorist side for $200, one of the default sidearms carried at the start of a half. It is based on the Heckler & Koch USP, a German pistol from 1993, and holds 12 rounds per magazine with 24 in reserve. It fires slowly, at about 352 rounds per minute, but deals a strong 22 to 43 damage to the body and 70 to 140 to the head, with accuracy that holds up unusually well at long range. Its small magazine, slow fire rate, and weak armor penetration are the compromises for that precision.
Skins
The wiki lists 45 skins for the USP-S. Mil-Spec Grade leads with 15, Restricted follows with 10, Classified adds 9, Industrial Grade contributes 7, and Covert the remaining 4; there is no Consumer Grade finish. Named entries among the rarest include Kill Confirmed, Neo-Noir, Printstream, and The Traitor.
Guides
How this item works in CS2
CS2 Float Values Explained: Exteriors, Caps and Wear
A CS2 float runs 0.00–1.00 and sets skin wear. See the five exterior ranges, float caps by skin, how to check a float and how trade-ups use it.
CS2 Rarity Tiers and Case Odds: Official Drop Rates
CS2 skins come in seven rarity grades, Consumer to Contraband. See each color, the official case odds per tier, the StatTrak chance and how drops work.
CS2 Trade-Up Contracts: Rules, Odds and Float Formula
A CS2 trade-up turns 10 same-rarity skins into 1 of the next tier, or 5 Covert into a knife or gloves. Rules, odds and float formula, October 2026.