The Glock-18 | Grinder (Field-Tested) is a versatile first-round pistol designed for effectiveness against unarmored opponents. It features the capability of firing three-round bursts, making it a formidable choice in combat. The skin showcases a unique design, painted through a mix of stenciling and hand-painting techniques using oil paints.

Skin History

The Glock-18 | Grinder was introduced to CS2 on November 11th, 2014, as part of the Operation Vanguard Weapon Case, coinciding with the "Operation Vanguard" update. It was created by the community designer "Algis."

Appearance and Pattern Features

This skin exhibits a "Patina" finish style characterized by shades of gray. The patina effect is a chemical reaction that forms a hardened shell over the metallic parts, enhancing its aesthetic. The look of the Grinder finish is influenced by its pattern index, adding to its unique visual appeal.

Float Range

The float value for the Glock-18 | Grinder ranges from 0.15 to 0.37, indicating a Field-Tested condition. This level of wear ensures the skin retains its design while displaying some signs of use, making it visually distinct in comparison to Factory New or Minimal Wear conditions.

Price and Availability

The price of the Glock-18 | Grinder has shown a strong popularity trend, with a current status of 90%. This indicates that it is one of the most sought-after skins in CS2. Comparatively, its price dynamics suggest it has been stable and may have increased over time, appealing to collectors and players alike.

Rarity

The Glock-18 | Grinder is classified as a Restricted rarity, which indicates it is relatively rare among skins. This level of rarity implies that the skin has an estimated drop chance of 15.98%, making it a coveted item for players.

Case and Drop Chance

This skin can be obtained by opening an Operation Vanguard Weapon Case container, with a drop chance of approximately 15.98%, highlighting its rarity and desirability.

Popularity

With a popularity rating of 90%, the Glock-18 | Grinder is extremely well-received among users, solidifying its status as one of the top items in CS2.