AK-47 | Elite Build (Battle-Scarred)

Sometimes you look at all these standard skins for Kalash and realize that you want to buy an AK-47 | Elite Build (Battle-Scarred). Beautiful, reasonable price, doesn’t get lost in the crowd. The LIS-SKINS trading platform provides such an opportunity, especially since our range is no worse than that of “those” guys, and the discounts are even greater.

Pattern Description

The center body of the AK-47 | Elite Build (Battle-Scarred) is painted in various shades of gray and black to create a protective military coating (camouflage) effect. The handguard and stock are completely black. The main emphasis here is on the details: an abundance of orange lines, every screw is highlighted, logos, emblems, and inscriptions create the feeling that the AK-47 | Elite Build (Battle-Scarred) really did not belong to the very last warrior. Even though it's seen a lot.

Float Value Impact

The Float value of the AK-47 | Elite Build ranges from 0.00 to 0.99. Minimal Wear begins at 0.08–0.10, while the Battle-Scarred version lives up to its name — there's barely any clean surface left. Camouflage alternates with bare metal, bright accents are dulled with patina, and many inscriptions are well-worn. At max wear, even the screws glow orange. Still, the rifle keeps its character.

Features of the skin

This is a classic “Mil-Spec” skin, which is why the price for the AK-47 | Elite Build (Battle-Scarred) without StatTrak is quite low. What makes it cooler is the excellent design and its “relatives” in the same line — the AWP and P90 | Elite Build. The same creators are also behind UMP-45 | Riot and PP-Bizon | Night Riot.

Popularity of the skin

The AK-47 debuted in the game back in April 2015 as part of the “Chromatic Scale” update. And even after all this time, it hasn’t lost relevance thanCS to its loyal fanbase. Its value and demand on the secondary market remain high.

Pattern differences

This skin does not have any pattern index variations.

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