MAC-10 | Cat Fight (Field-Tested)

The MAC-10 | Cat Fight in Field-Tested (FT) is a cheap Restricted skin with a large design. The wear sits within 0.15 to 0.38. Restricted rank; the submachine gun comes from the Sealed Genesis Terminal. The artwork is built around a single figure rather than a fill.

What the MAC-10 | Cat Fight looks like in Field-Tested

A snarling cat is drawn on the body, and a target sits on the rear part of the receiver. The lines are thick, the colors dense, with almost no halftones. Such graphics resist wear: scuffs eat the background, but the figure itself stays. In Field-Tested, gray shows through along the edges and on the stock tube, where the paint is thinnest. Toward the upper limit of the range the background is muted more noticeably, but the cat and the target read in full.

What to check before buying

A listing of the MAC-10 | Cat Fight is judged on two things:

• the float: it shows how gray the background around the artwork has gone;


• any stickers on the body, and a name tag.

The pattern is not randomized, and the artwork is the same on every copy, so there is nothing to pay extra for in rarity.

The 0.15 to 0.38 band leaves a choice: near the lower edge the scuffs are barely noticeable.

What the MAC-10 | Cat Fight costs in Field-Tested

What costs what by wear on the MAC-10 | Cat Fight:

• Factory New costs about six and a half times as much;


• Minimal Wear costs about twice as much;


• Well-Worn is only a tenth cheaper;


• Battle-Scarred sells for about one and a half times less.

Going down, the savings are almost unnoticeable, so there is no point in dropping below Field-Tested. And the sixfold price of Factory New is easily explained: on a clean background, the dense colors of the artwork look brightest.

Getting the MAC-10 | Cat Fight

The MAC-10 | Cat Fight comes from the Sealed Genesis Terminal; the skin's collection is the same. The MAC-10 | Cat Fight was released on September 16, 2025.

The contract takes ten Mil-Spec skins from the set, for example MP5-SD | Focus, P250 | Bullfrog or SCAR-20 | Caged, and gives one Restricted skin. The set has five Restricted skins, so the result is random: the chance of landing the MAC-10 is one in five.

The MAC-10 can also be built by a trade-up instead of bought. The skin itself goes into inputs too: ten Restricted skins give one Classified skin from the set. But there is no profit in it, since ten inputs cost more than the average Classified skin of the collection. The float of the result repeats the float of the inputs.

StatTrak and Souvenir

Stickers and craft on the MAC-10 | Cat Fight

The MAC-10 | Cat Fight has a StatTrak version. No Souvenir packages were released for this paint: those were made only for tournament map collections. But you can build a Souvenir copy yourself: the Souvenir-O-Matic puts gold tournament stickers and a player's autograph on an ordinary skin from the inventory. So the odd Souvenir copy turns up now and then even where no packages ever existed.

The body is taken up by the cat and the target, so there is little free space. Crafts here are built from one or two stickers, closer to the magazine. White and black stickers hold their shape better than colored ones: the dense artwork is saturated already. The skin is cheap, so expensive stickers are not usually put on it.

Who this wear suits

Buying the MAC-10 | Cat Fight in Field-Tested is justified when:

• you want a cheap submachine gun with a conspicuous design for CS2;


• it matters that the graphics read even on a worn copy;


• you are putting together an inexpensive Terrorist set in CS2.

The drawback is obvious: the MAC-10 mostly ends up in your hands on eco rounds, so the artwork will rarely be seen. But the way into the Restricted rank here is one of the cheapest.