MAC-10 | Disco Tech (Field-Tested)

Field-Tested (FT) on the MAC-10 | Disco Tech means a float from 0.15 to 0.38, twenty-three percent of the finish's scale. The skin is an iridescent yellow-pink MAC-10, Classified rank, from The Prisma 2 Collection.

What the MAC-10 | Disco Tech looks like in Field-Tested

The finish is a holographic film with a pearl effect. The yellow upper body turns pink, with two black cutouts and a diagonal pink stripe, and the grip is flooded with pink and yellow. Magazine, bolt and strap are gray.

In Field-Tested the marks of use are easy to see. Scuffs run along the body edges and around the cutouts, and the pearl on the grip loses some of its shine. The float is set at the drop, so a copy at 0.15 will stay cleaner than one at 0.38.

Where the MAC-10 | Disco Tech came from

The game opened The Prisma 2 Collection on March 31, 2020, and this skin was there from day one. Valve mentioned the Prisma 2 Collection in its "Cleaning Out the Cobwebs" note.

What to check before buying

Three things get checked before paying:

• float: the number counts for more than the wear name, since 0.15 to 0.38 holds quite different looks;


• the body edges and the grip, where scuffs show first;


• stickers and a name tag the previous owner left behind.

No lucky pattern exists to hunt for, since the artwork never changes.

What the MAC-10 | Disco Tech costs in Field-Tested

Next to the other wears:

• Factory New costs 3.11 times as much;


• Minimal Wear is 1.29 times dearer;


• Well-Worn costs 1.1 times less;


• Battle-Scarred is cheaper by 1.16 times.

Among the four Classified MAC-10s in this wear, it costs less than the rest. Closest in price is the MAC-10 | Toybox, then the MAC-10 | Propaganda, and the MAC-10 | Hot Snakes costs an order of magnitude more.

Getting the MAC-10 | Disco Tech

Its case is the Prisma 2 Case. To get this skin from a contract, you put in ten skins of the rank below from anywhere, and the result comes from the collection of one of the inputs. Ten from The Prisma 2 Collection alone steers the choice into this set, but they are not required.

StatTrak and Souvenir

A StatTrak version of the MAC-10 | Disco Tech exists. Souvenir packages for this finish were never issued.

Stickers and craft on the MAC-10 | Disco Tech

The pearl plays with the light, so stickers on the grip change appearance at different angles. The strap and magazine take stickers most evenly. Bright colored stickers get lost on the pink, while dark ones read well there.

Who this wear suits

Field-Tested is the right pick when:

• you want an iridescent MAC-10 in CS2 with moderate wear;


• Factory New costs 3.11 times as much, and you would still like the pearl to look bright;


• Well-Worn costs 1.1 times less, but it has more scuffs.