FAMAS | ZX Spectron (Battle-Scarred)

The FAMAS | ZX Spectron (Battle-Scarred) is a unique rifle skin designed for players who appreciate a blend of style and functionality. With its battle-scarred exterior, this skin showcases the wear and tear that adds character and uniqueness to each weapon.

Skin History

The FAMAS | ZX Spectron was first introduced to CS2 on September 21st, 2021, as part of the Operation Riptide Case during the "Operation Riptide" update. Created by community designer "S.H.A.D.O.W", it quickly became a sought-after item among players.

Appearance and Pattern Features

This skin features a "Custom Paint Job" style with the ZX Spectron finish, allowing for an extremely customized look. The design utilizes a full range of colors, creating a vibrant and eye-catching appearance. The patterns on the skin do not vary with different pattern indexes, maintaining a consistent aesthetic.

Float Range

The float value of the FAMAS | ZX Spectron ranges from 0.00 to 1.00, making it available in all exteriors. For the Battle-Scarred condition, the float value is between 0.45 and 1.00, reflecting significant wear and giving the skin a rugged appearance.

Price and Availability

The price of the FAMAS | ZX Spectron has shown a trend of stability with slight fluctuations over time. Compared to other restricted rifle skins, it remains competitively priced, making it an accessible choice for players looking to enhance their weapon collection.

Rarity

The FAMAS | ZX Spectron is classified as a Restricted rarity skin. This means it is relatively rare, with a drop chance of approximately 15.98%, making it a valuable addition to any player's inventory.

Case and Drop Chance

This skin can be obtained by opening an Operation Riptide Case container. It has a drop chance categorized as a rather rare drop, estimated at 15.98%.

Popularity

With a popularity rating of 90%, the FAMAS | ZX Spectron is extremely well-received by players, making it one of the most popular items in CS2 based on daily sales volume and pricing.