Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries (Battle-Scarred)

Battle-Scarred (BS) is the heaviest wear of the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries, with a float from 0.45 to 0.60, because the finish's scale is cut off at 0.60. A Classified skin from The Danger Zone Collection, white and black with a red stripe, it makes the Deagle look like a piece of technical equipment.

What the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries looks like in Battle-Scarred

The slide and its casing are light, almost white, while the top and the rear of the receiver are black. A thin red-orange stripe runs along the slide, black inserts with a pattern sit on the grip, and a red line marks the base of the grip. Valve calls the design sterile and futuristic.

Battle-Scarred is the heaviest wear, but the band here is short and stops at 0.60. Telling one listing from another by eye is hard.

Where the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries came from

coyote37 filed the Workshop entry "Desert Eagle Mecha Industries" on April 23, 2016, and Valve's catalog carries the finish as number 805. In his own text the author called it the third item of the Mecha Industries collection, the Deagle Model_03, and asked people not to forget to vote.

The Danger Zone Collection reached the game on December 7, 2018. This Deagle came in the same update, together with the Danger Zone Case.

What to check before buying

Two checks come before payment:

• the float: the 0.45 to 0.60 band is tight, and copies barely differ;


• any stickers and name tag a previous owner left on the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries.

There is no pattern to hunt for: every copy looks the same.

What the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries costs in Battle-Scarred

No wear of the finish costs less than this one. The rest sit above it:

• Field-Tested is higher by a few percent;


• Well-Worn is higher by a factor of 1.1;


• Minimal Wear is higher by a factor of 1.5;


• Factory New is higher by more than four times.

Among Classified Desert Eagles the skin sits near the bottom. Only Heat Treated is cheaper. Eastern Enigma, Kumicho Dragon and Starcade cost more, and Fennec Fox is tens of times higher.

Getting the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries

Its case is the Danger Zone Case. The alternative is a trade-up contract: ten Restricted skins go in from any collections, and the result comes from the collection of one of the inputs.

Putting in ten skins from The Danger Zone Collection steers the result into this set, though nothing requires it. MAC-10 | Pipe Down, P250 | Nevermore and USP-S | Flashback are among the skins you could use.

StatTrak and Souvenir

A StatTrak copy of this Deagle can be had. No Souvenir packages hold this skin, but a Souvenir copy can still be made through the Souvenir-O-Matic.

Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries

The light slide gives an even background on which dark and red stickers read clearly. The red stripe along the casing suggests an accent color for the stickers.

Who this wear suits

Battle-Scarred is worth buying on the Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries when:

• you want a Deagle in sterile technical colors at the lowest price of any wear;


• wear is acceptable and you would like a float closer to 0.45;


• you are putting together a spare pistol for stickers in CS2.