Desert Eagle | Heirloom (Factory New)

For the Desert Eagle | Heirloom, Factory New (FN) is the top stretch of the scale: 0.00 to 0.07. It is a Restricted skin from The Arms Deal 3 Collection. The finish's scale runs from 0.00 to 0.80, so FN gets 9% of the length, and the rest of the scale goes to the more worn wears.

What the Desert Eagle | Heirloom looks like in Factory New

This is a Deagle in engraving: gold-colored scrolls lie on the dark steel of the slide and on the rear of the frame. The muzzle end of the slide is lighter, silvery, and the grip is black. Valve calls the design hand engraving with inlay.

In factory condition the steel is free of scratches, and the gold of the scrolls reads whole, right to the edges of the slide. The price shows exactly this: Factory New costs an order of magnitude more than Battle-Scarred.

Where the Desert Eagle | Heirloom came from

Arms Deal 3 reached the game in February 2014 with the third weapon case. In the update note, Valve wrote that the case was assembled from finishes for pistols.

What to check before buying

Before paying for a Desert Eagle | Heirloom, it is useful to check:

• float: the band is narrow, 0.00 to 0.07, and there is little choice inside it;


• an applied name and stickers, which stay on the listing of the Desert Eagle | Heirloom;


• a regular or StatTrak version.

The 0.00 to 0.07 stretch on the Desert Eagle | Heirloom is short, and the difference between listings falls within the margin of error.

What the Desert Eagle | Heirloom costs in Factory New

No wear of this skin costs more. The others cost less:

• Minimal Wear, by almost a factor of eight;


• Well-Worn, by nine;


• Field-Tested, by twelve;


• Battle-Scarred, by twelve.

Of fifteen Restricted Deagles priced in this wear, six cost less than the Heirloom and eight cost more. The Desert Eagle | Directive is slightly higher, and the Desert Eagle | Crimson Web costs one and a half times as much. The Desert Eagle | Naga is four times cheaper, the Desert Eagle | Light Rail six. Higher up are the Desert Eagle | Hand Cannon, the Desert Eagle | Blaze and both Sunset Storm finishes.

Getting the Desert Eagle | Heirloom

The skin drops from CS:GO Weapon Case 3. It can also be had by trade-up: ten skins one rank down from Arms Deal 3 give one of the set's four Restricted skins. The Heirloom itself goes into a trade-up for CZ75-Auto | The Fuschia Is Now or P250 | Undertow.

StatTrak and Souvenir

StatTrak exists for the Desert Eagle | Heirloom. There are no Souvenir packages.

Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Heirloom

Dark steel takes light stickers without loss, and in clean factory condition they are the one thing that breaks the evenness of the metal. Gold stickers on the gold scrolls get lost. The center of the slide and the grip are free.

Who this wear suits

Factory New is the sensible choice for the Desert Eagle | Heirloom when:

• you want untouched engraving and scratch-free steel;


• the Deagle is a showpiece in CS2 rather than a working gun;


• you are choosing among listings with a float close to 0.00.

If scratches do not bother you, Battle-Scarred and Field-Tested cost about twelve times less.