The most popular Glock-18 skins in CS2 are Moonrise, Water Elemental, Vogue, Wasteland Rebel, High Beam and Bullet Queen. Together they cover almost any budget, from skins under a dollar to the Wasteland Rebel at about $110. Below, each one is covered with how it looks, which wear to pick and what it costs right now.
The Glock-18 is the Terrorists' default semi-automatic pistol, so it sees the most use in pistol rounds. It is strongest at close range, with a high rate of fire and a large magazine. That is why CS2 has nearly sixty skins for it, and demand for them stays high. If you are styling all your first-round pistols at once, see our picks of skins for starting pistols.
Glock-18 | Moonrise
The Glock-18 | Moonrise suits players who want an inexpensive skin with an interesting design. A Field-Tested copy costs under a dollar, and Factory New is about $2. The top of the slide carries a black and purple night cityscape with a full moon and building silhouettes. The placement of the artwork depends on the pattern index, so some copies are worth more: with certain values (for example, #90 or #102) the star lands right on the button below the slide. Which patterns rank highest is covered in our Moonrise pattern tier list.
Glock-18 | Water Elemental
The Glock-18 | Water Elemental costs more: from $20 in the worn grades and about $40 in Factory New. The price is backed by an unusual design, a water spirit on a bright red background. The artwork covers the whole pistol except the trigger and the lower grip, which stay black. The skin arrived in 2014 in the Operation Breakout case and has been in steady demand ever since.
Glock-18 | Vogue
The Glock-18 | Vogue was added in August 2020 with the Fracture Case. Its design uses red and purple tones, and the most recognizable detail is a pair of women's eyes on the slide. It comes in all five wears, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred, and costs from $3 up to about $10 for Factory New. We recommend Field-Tested or better, because at higher floats the artwork fades noticeably.
Glock-18 | Wasteland Rebel
The Glock-18 | Wasteland Rebel uses only three main colors, yet it is instantly recognizable. Bright white lettering covers the body, with an old-style ornament showing through on the slide. The pistol looks worn even at a low float because that is part of the design, but at heavy wear the lettering becomes almost unreadable. It is the most expensive skin in this list at around $110 in nearly every wear. For a matching pair, the AK-47 | Wasteland Rebel shares the style (from $80).
Glock-18 | High Beam
The minimalist Glock-18 | High Beam remains one of the most popular skins for this pistol. It exists in only two wears, Factory New and Minimal Wear, and costs under a dollar. Its plain finish pairs well with almost any sticker. More low-cost options are in our list of 10 cheap CS2 skins.
Glock-18 | Bullet Queen
The Glock-18 | Bullet Queen from the Prisma 2 Case is another skin that sits close to the top in popularity. If you like detailed designs, it is a strong choice: the grip shows a girl in a red jacket, and most of the body is filled with comic-style stars and flying bullets. It costs from $50 in Battle-Scarred and about $110 in Factory New. For more options on this pistol, see our guide to the best Glock-18 skins, and you can buy any of them on LIS-SKINS.
