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CS2 weapon file · hkp2000
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P2000

Quick answer

P2000 costs $200, deals 35 base damage, fires at 352 RPM and has 50.5% armor penetration. Only Counter-Terrorists can buy it. It holds 13 rounds with 52 in reserve.

The dependable Counter-Terrorist starting pistol offering 13 rounds per magazine and a deep 52-round reserve for sustained defensive site spam.

Price
$200
Base damage
35
Rate of fire
352 RPM
Armor penetration
50.5%
P2000 CS2 weapon

Technical file

Combat & economy

Base damage before hitgroup multipliers.

Economy

Price
$200
Kill award
$300

Ballistics

Base damage
35
Rate of fire
352 RPM
Armor penetration
50.5%
Penetration power
100
Accurate range
28.45 m

Handling

Magazine
13 rounds
Reserve ammo
52 rounds
Reload time
2.27 s
Movement speed
240 u/s
Recoil / behavior
Very High

Origin

Origin
Germany

Pro kill index

P2000 kill leaders

woxic leads the tracked index with 1,582 kills (13.3%).

Logged kills

11,916

182 tracked pros

#PlayerTeamKillsRelative volume
1woxicAurora1,58213.3% of all
2biguzerapaiN1,0108.5% of all
3apEXVitality6745.7% of all
4FalleNFURIA5494.6% of all
5Graviti2912.4% of all
6s1mpleBC.Game2642.2% of all
7REZGamerLegion2532.1% of all
8EliGELiquid2512.1% of all
9karriganTeam Falcons2442% of all
10CxziWildcard2352% of all
11KrabeniFUT2311.9% of all
12meziiVitality2311.9% of all

Showing the top 12 of 182 tracked pros.

P2000 skins pros use

All 5 P2000 skins

5 P2000 skins are in 7 pro loadouts; the P2000 | Fire Elemental is the most used (3).

Weapon dossier

P2000 field notes

The Heckler & Koch P2000 stands as the sturdy, high-endurance alternative starting sidearm for the Counter-Terrorist faction in Counter-Strike 2. Positioned in direct competition with the silenced USP-S within the CT loadout selection menu, the P2000 trades the stealth and silencer of its counterpart for two decisive combat advantages: an extra bullet in the magazine (13 rounds versus 12) and a substantially deeper reserve ammunition pool of 52 rounds (compared to the meager 24 rounds available on the USP-S). For defensive anchors who must endure prolonged bombsite sieges, spam through smoke screens, and engage in extended pistol duels, the P2000 provides unwavering mechanical reliability.

From a ballistic perspective, the P2000 delivers 35 base damage with a 50.5 percent armor penetration coefficient—identical to the raw damage values of the USP-S. In round-one pistol skirmishes where Terrorists storm sites without helmets, a single well-aimed shot to the head delivers between 130 and 140 damage at close-to-medium ranges, securing an instant elimination. Where the P2000 differentiates itself is in sustained fire: with 13 rounds loaded in the chamber and magazine, a defender has slightly more margin for error when facing aggressive swarms of running Glock attackers.

Mechanically, the P2000 exhibits slightly higher running and moving accuracy compared to the stationary-focused USP-S. While the USP-S holds a razor-thin advantage in absolute stationary first-shot accuracy at extreme ranges beyond 30 meters, the P2000 performs marginally better when the defender must counter-strafe rapidly or take reactive shots while repositioning around bombsite obstacles such as the Mirage Triple box or Inferno Coffin. The recoil resets smoothly during rhythmic semi-automatic fire at 352 rounds per minute, allowing players to deliver consecutive double-taps into advancing enemy hitboxes.

In the competitive economy, the P2000 is free at the start of each round or costs $200 if repurchased. The weapon deep 52-round reserve pool provides a massive tactical advantage under Counter-Strike 2 volumetric smoke system. In modern CS2, players can shoot through smokes to temporarily carve out visual bullet tunnels or suppress rushing attackers. While USP-S users must conserve their 24 reserve bullets carefully to avoid running out of ammo entirely, P2000 operators can aggressively spam chokepoints and smoke screens without fear of depletion.

Competitive Counter-Strike lore features celebrated proponents of the P2000. Legendary Danish AWPer and rifler Nicolai "device" Reedtz famously favored the P2000 throughout Astralis historic Major-winning dynasty, utilizing its extra bullet capacity to anchor defensive angles during championship pistol rounds. Similarly, players who prioritize aggressive, high-tempo CT site defense often equip the P2000 to maintain sustained suppressive fire against coordinated Terrorist rushes.

In the cosmetic ecosystem, the P2000 features a distinguished collection of beloved skins. The mythical P2000 Fire Elemental from the Operation Vanguard era showcases an iconic elemental creature leaping across the slide in blazing orange and blue colors. Other standout finishes include the oceanic Ocean Foam (a prized asset in trade-up contracts for the AK-47 Fire Serpent), the luxurious Imperial Dragon, the sleek Corticera, the elegant Amber Fade, and the cybernetic Acid Etched. The P2000 remains a steadfast pillar of defensive firepower and tactical dependability.

FAQ · P2000

Questions about P2000

How much does the P2000 cost in CS2?

The P2000 costs $200. A kill with it pays $300.

How much damage does the P2000 do in CS2?

35 base damage per bullet before hitgroup multipliers, with 50.5% armor penetration.

What is the P2000 fire rate and magazine size?

352 RPM, 13-round magazine with 52 in reserve, 2.27 s reload.

Which side can buy the P2000 in CS2?

Only Counter-Terrorists can buy it.

Which pro has the most kills with the P2000?

woxic (Aurora) leads with 1,582 kills, 13.3% of the 11,916 tracked P2000 kills across 182 pros.

Is the P2000 good in CS2?

The P2000 is rated A-Tier in the GamerStats pro meta tiers.

GamerStats Lab, CS2 writer at GamerStats

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