Desert Eagle vs USP-S

Damage

The Desert Eagle deals more damage (42) than the USP-S (16).

The Desert Eagle fires slower (266 RPM) than the USP-S (352 RPM).

The Desert Eagle deals more damage per second (186) than the USP-S (94).

The Desert Eagle loses more damage due to distance (14.4 %) than the USP-S (8.7 %).

The Desert Eagle has higher armour penetration (93.2 %) than the USP-S (50.5 %).

Accuracy and mobility

The Desert Eagle is more accurate (6.2) than the USP-S (6.4).

The Desert Eagle has more movement penalty (8 %) than the USP-S (4 %).

Economy

The Desert Eagle is more expensive ($ 700) than the USP-S ($ 200).

The Desert Eagle earns the same kill reward ($ 300) as the USP-S ($ 300).

Other attributes

The Desert Eagle has a smaller clip (7) than the USP-S (12).

The Desert Eagle has more ammunition in reserve (35) than the USP-S (24).

The Desert Eagle reloads at the same speed (2.2 s) as the USP-S (2.2 s).

The Desert Eagle deploys at the same speed (1 s) as the USP-S (1 s).

Closing thoughts

The Desert Eagle - or "Deagle" - is powerful and accurate with a frighteningly high armour penetration and damage. Despite being a pistol, it is capable of duelling any other weapon as it is capable of killing with a single shot to the head, even through a helmet and at long ranges. However, while wielding the pistol you have a 8% movement speed reduction, compared to the 4% of most other pistols and it is also the most expensive pistol at $700.

Perhaps its biggest drawback to most players is the high skill required to use it - it is difficult to control due to its high recoil, inaccuracy when moving, and the length of time that takes to settle. Master this and you'll be well served.

The USP-S is one of the free starting pistol options for the Counter-Terrorist team. More frequently used than the P2000, it comes with a silencer in exchange for an extra bullet. In any case, it performs better than the Terrorist default.

Right clicking allows the player to remove the silencer, but this just makes the weapon slightly less accurate (and louder of course).