Dual Berettas | BorDeux (Factory New)

In Factory New (FN) the Dual Berettas | BorDeux shows its paint untouched: graphite slides on a pair of Berettas, wine grips. The float here sits within 0.00 to 0.07, which is 9% of the skin's scale, running up to 0.80. It is Consumer Grade, from The Radiant Collection, and both teams can use the pistols.

What the Dual Berettas | BorDeux looks like in Factory New

The skin carries no artwork. It is built from two colors and two materials. Slides, barrels and frames are painted dark gunmetal gray, nearly graphite. The grips are burgundy with a wavy, wood-like texture. Valve calls them plum-purple; on the model the color is closer to wine.

In Factory New the paint lies untouched on both pistols: the slides are even and the grip edges have no scuffs. Wear is fixed when the skin drops. A copy with a float of 0.02 will look the same later, and nothing dulls with time.

Where the Dual Berettas | BorDeux came from

The Radiant Collection brought this skin into the game on March 31, 2025. Valve added The Ascent Collection and Boreal the same day, and the three sets delivered more than seventy skins. Valve's description of this skin ends with a question about a table for two.

What to check before buying

To pick a Dual Berettas | BorDeux listing, look at the following:

• float: below 0.07 the paint is intact and listings differ very little;


• stickers and a name tag already on this copy of the Dual Berettas | BorDeux;


• the grip edges, where scuffing shows first.

The pattern is identical across copies, so there is no particular one to look for. There is almost nothing to choose between on float either, because the range of 0.00 to 0.07 is short.

What the Dual Berettas | BorDeux costs in Factory New

Factory New is the priciest wear of this skin. The others are cheaper:

• Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred by about 1.5 times;


• Minimal Wear and Field-Tested by about ten times.

Of the eight Consumer Grade Dual Berettas in this wear, the skin is second from the bottom: only Silver Pour is cheaper. The next skin up costs about two and a half times as much, another nearly four times. At the top sit three others.

Getting the Dual Berettas | BorDeux

The skin does not drop from cases. Copies come in the weekly playtime reward, whose list includes The Radiant Collection. A trade-up cannot produce it, since Consumer Grade is the lowest rank in the set. It does go in as an input, though: ten Consumer Grade skins from the set trade for one Industrial Grade skin, and the collection has six of them.

StatTrak and Souvenir

StatTrak was never offered for the Dual Berettas | BorDeux. Souvenir copies do turn up, though no souvenir packages were made for this skin; those existed only for tournament map collections. Souvenir copies are built with the Souvenir-O-Matic, which adds gold tournament stickers and a player's autograph to an ordinary skin from your inventory.

Stickers and craft on the Dual Berettas | BorDeux

Gray slides with no pattern give stickers a clean field. Light, bright designs show up well on them, while black and graphite ones blend into the paint. Red and pink stickers echo the wine grips; green and gold ones contrast with them.

Who this wear suits

The Dual Berettas | BorDeux is worth buying in Factory New if at least one of these fits:

• you want a pair of pistols for CS2 with untouched paint;


• you are putting together a graphite-and-wine set for CS2;


• a float near the bottom of the skin's scale matters to you.

For actual play the lower wears are enough: all five share the same colors, and only the scuffing differs.