I daily carry a USP45, which I agree is chunky and heavy. For me, it's very comfortable because I carry it in an Andrews Custom Leather McDaniel II holster (IWB) with a second belt loop, and support it with an extremely rigid Andrews belt that evenly distributes the weight around my hips. Listening to the DVD commentary, I was really surprised to hear that the holster for the film was attached directly to the waistband of Tom Cruise's suit pants through two holes cut in the fabric, which he wore with no belt at all. A loaded USP45 supported by nothing but a light wool waistband is just bizarre to me.

I will start at my first tactical games at September 2025 at Poland. Thanks for video it give me a lot of knowledge ! :)

Damn this was a great video! You deserve more subs and views. I like the shorter format

Details matter. This person is racking the slide, commonly called the slingshot method, to chamber a round after reloading because that's the "modern" technique. This is largely because of Glock and their tiny stamped metal slide stop. Collateral was made in 2004. The people who taught Tom Cruise used the slide release method. Those people had come up using 1911s, High Powers and Beretta 92s. All are normally operated by using the slide RELEASE to reload. People who preach the slingshot say it's simpler, faster and more sure. HOWEVER I've never heard of any SAS/LAPD SWAT/Delta Force guys complaining about not being able to reload their pistol in a real gunfight back in the day, 1940 to 2020s, and wishing they had a simpler technique. LAPD SWAT still teaches the slide release for their 1911s

Didn't know that's what he carried. Been on a sort of rabbit hole with on screen firearms ever since I wanted to know what they used in Sicario.

This was the original sidearm for Federal Flight Deck Officers.

Are we gonna see videos on the other TTG events you went to? Love the editing to all your videos man. Great work. Hope to meet you at one of the games this year.

This looks mad fun !

CrossFit isn’t real pop pop

Not sure that the movie ever specified that it's the USP 45 and not the 9mm

Decided to compete in SC, May 2025 Tac Games today--just found your video which is quite informative. Thank you.

Do you lose points for throwing up? Because there's no way Im doing all that lol

Awesome video and great job on the competition! Do you have a 1.5 lb pull on your Staccato trigger?

Awesome video and awesome work! Great info for people looking to get into the Tactical Games! Thank you for this!

Dose it separate different weight class?

Solid review!

Looks like a fun event! Great job completing it.

waiting for usp10

Hi ! You did so nice video !!! Wich you'd to something the same with one of the most popular pistol - Beretta 92 !!!

What’s the distances for the “clear the table” stage

Lol gun company execs be in meetings like....our budget for marketing this year is just money for drinks at shotcon.....let the guntubers market for us.

Next video dropping soon?

That was a really excellent designed and executed video. Had to watch it twice.

How my weight was that on the bar in stage 1 ?

You aren’t cool enough to be blurred bro

Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing

“Yo homie” instant chills.

great video thx

One of Cruises coolest characters

Wow, great video!

I got an FBI Issued USP 40, and thats all i need. I do kinda want a 10mm though.

If I could only take one gun from my collection, it would be this one.

Great work!

Hate to be that guy but he only did the Mozam on one guy on the right. He didn't complete on the first target on the left as it was only two in center mass. So a Mozambique and a half

I own a USP45 because of a stolen breifcase.

Did you guys recently get rid of your KP9 tarkov-larp competition vid?

This movie was what inspired me to get an HK45C. I feel like a badass when I’m carrying it.

I used to carry a HK USP 45 for work. I switch to Glock 22s and 17s, then I got an Sig 2022, and now I carry an Sig p320 on duty, and a Glock 17 off shift. The HK USP 45 is a great weapon, but it’s too heavy. That thing used to hurt my hip when I used to carry it for a shift. Now, it’s outdated. Everyone wants a Staccato or a Gucci Glock 47.

Couldn’t afford the usp so I got a p2000. Still pretty happy with it

Oh wow you live in Orlando

Prefer the USP40. Carries like a 9, stops like a 45. .14 splits are possible on a close target at full speed. 13+1

Music sucks.

HK45 is an awesome upgrade from the USP45.

Say what you want about Tom Cruise, but he puts he work in on his movies. The alley scene shows his dedication to his craft.

The USP is cool and all, but Max really strikes me as a professional who would have used a Glock 21.

I carried the USP .45 for a couple of years, trained often. My only complaint with the gun would shift its aiming point during follow up shots as the mag got more empty. The first few shots were fine, but once the mag was more than halfway done, it’s as if the gun became harder to get a follow up shot in the 10. I assumed this was due to the gun being very top heavy. When the mag is fully loaded the gun is perfectly balanced. Mag mostly empty, gun dips forward. I ended up switching to the Glock 21 as it doesn’t do that.

The first pistol I ever bought myself. 👍👍👍🎯

The last head shot was high. Should have lowered the right hand target a foot. Cus the last head shot at the dropping angle really tells the tale.

All this to see if you were cool. Youre enough.