FAMAS | Vendetta (Factory New)

The FAMAS | Vendetta in Factory New (FN) is a glossy black Industrial Grade FAMAS with white lettering on the upper arch. Float in this wear runs from 0.00 to 0.07. That is 12 percent of the finish's scale, which ends here at 0.60. The skin belongs to The Achroma Collection and has no case.

What the FAMAS | Vendetta looks like in Factory New

The body, the arch and the stock are covered in glossy black paint, while the handguard and barrel go to a light graphite. On the upper arch the name "Vendetta" is written in white script, and there are no other inscriptions. The skin has no more than three colors: black, gray metal and white letters.

Valve calls the pattern a wood pattern and says it was applied in high-gloss paint. To the eye the wood barely reads: it comes across as dark swirls under lacquer. In Factory New the lacquer is intact, and the black surface throws light back without matte patches.

Where the FAMAS | Vendetta came from

The Achroma Collection entered the game on January 21, 2026, and on the same day Valve put it on the weekly reward list next to The Harlequin Collection. The whole collection keeps to a gray palette, and the black-and-white FAMAS fits into it. The item description carries a gunsmith's line: "Here—an axe for you to grind." The idiom means private scores to settle, close in sense to the word vendetta.

What to check before buying

In a FAMAS | Vendetta listing, these parameters matter:

• the float: the 0.00 to 0.07 band is tight, and listings inside it differ only by the number;


• the gloss along the edges of the arch and handguard, since on dark paint a glint gives scuffing away at once;


• the name tag and stickers this FAMAS | Vendetta already carries.

The artwork is one for all copies, so there is no particular one to hunt for. The choice comes down to the float number and to what is already stuck on the item.

What the FAMAS | Vendetta costs in Factory New

The other wears, relative to this one:

• Minimal Wear costs the same, with a difference under three percent;


• Field-Tested costs the same;


• Well-Worn costs the same;


• Battle-Scarred costs the same.

For this skin, wear barely affects the price: all five differ from one another by less than three percent. There is no surcharge to pay for Factory New.

Among the seven Industrial Grade FAMAS skins, the Vendetta is in the bottom pair together with FAMAS | Grey Ghost. Above come FAMAS | Halftone Wash, FAMAS | Half Sleeve and FAMAS | Corp Defense, and the priciest are FAMAS | CaliCamo and FAMAS | Cyanospatter.

Getting the FAMAS | Vendetta

The FAMAS | Vendetta is in no case. The Achroma Collection is on the weekly reward list, the Weekly Care Package, so copies are handed out as drops for playtime.

A contract for the FAMAS | Vendetta takes ten skins one rank lower from the same collection. The Achroma Collection has eight Consumer Grade skins and five Industrial Grade, so the chance for this FAMAS is one in five. The skin also goes in as an input: ten Industrial Grade skins give one Mil-Spec, for example AUG | Creep or P90 | Aeolian Light.

StatTrak and Souvenir

No StatTrak version of the FAMAS | Vendetta was ever released. Souvenir copies do turn up, but no Souvenir packages were made for this finish: packages only covered tournament map collections. Those copies are built with the Souvenir-O-Matic, which puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on a normal skin from the inventory.

Stickers and craft on the FAMAS | Vendetta

Black gloss makes a strict background, and light stickers read best on it. The white lettering on the arch takes up the top of the body, so stickers sit better on the stock and handguard, where the field is free.

Who this wear suits

The FAMAS | Vendetta in Factory New is a sensible buy when:

• untouched glossy paint is wanted, with no surcharge for it;


• the FAMAS goes into CS2 in a strict black-and-gray loadout, including with skins from The Achroma Collection;


• the starting condition matters for a craft, since stickers look neater on clean gloss.

The narrow 0.00 to 0.07 band settles the question of choice: any listing in CS2 looks equally clean.