H&K's USP .45 is one of my favorite pistol designs. They borrowed features from the 1911, SIG 200 series and to some extent from Glock. The only characteristic I dislike, is the increased muzzle flip it experiences while being fired. I know that SIG 220s show similar behaviour. That is one thing I like about the 1911, it has a very mild muzzle flip. I actually find myself having problems connecting accurate fast double taps with the USP. I've been considering the CZ-97 as possible addition to my arsenal. I believe that it will show a much reduced muzzle flip due to its added mass and frame/slide design. Am I the only one feeling this way about the USP .45? As always, thank you for your input.