Gr USPCompact

The USP Compact is a pistol T-Doll in the game Girls' Frontline. In the game, she can be obtained through regular heavy T-Doll production, and can also be dropped from many battle stages from Chapter 7-1 onward. She has no exclusive equipment or union skill. Her prototype is the USP Compact pistol manufactured by the German company H&K. The USP Compact pistol is a scaled-down version of the USP pistol, first introduced in 1994, and available in the same calibers as the full-size USP, with an additional .357 SIG caliber version. The main difference between the USP Compact and the full-size USP is that it does not have a mechanical recoil reduction system, but instead uses a polymer buffer bushing to reduce the impact of the slide on the frame. In addition, it has a hammer with a flat rubber external thumb grip, reducing the possibility of snagging on a holster or clothing when drawing the pistol. Nevertheless, the hammer can still be manually cocked from the decocked state on the USP Compact. Additionally, the USP Compact can be equipped with an ambidextrous safety, making it a weapon operable by both right and left-handed users. The in-game USP Compact character inherits the characteristics of the prototype firearm, combined with the unique character design of Girls' Frontline, which is popular among players.