MAG-7 | Insomnia (Well-Worn)

The MAG-7 | Insomnia in Well-Worn (WW) has hand-drawn creatures and a screaming face, with paint that is already flaking. It is Mil-Spec, from The Revolution Collection, and drops from the Revolution Case. The float runs from 0.38 to 0.45, and this is one of five wears of the skin in CS2.

What the MAG-7 | Insomnia looks like in Well-Worn

The top of the receiver and the front block are flooded with dense orange-red and a fine diamond texture. The underside and side of the receiver, the grip and the magazine are dark gray and black, and the drawings on them are orange-red as well, with white highlights. The barrel is black on top.

The largest figure is the open-mouthed face on the side of the receiver, with bulging eyes and teeth. Smaller creatures are scattered around it and across the magazine, and Valve's description calls them fish. An eye with lashes and some scribbles are visible, and there is no readable lettering.

In Well-Worn the artwork has flaked off in specks in places, and along the receiver edges the orange is rubbed down to the dark.

Where the MAG-7 | Insomnia came from

The Revolution Collection went live in the game on February 10, 2023, and the MAG-7 | Insomnia was in it from day one. Valve's note says the case holds seventeen community-artist skins, with gloves from the Clutch Case as the rare items.

What to check before buying

A few things deserve a look first:

• float: the 0.38 to 0.45 band is short, and near its lower edge there are fewer flaked specks;


• any stickers or name tag the copy already carries;


• version: StatTrak is a separate listing, and no souvenir packages were released for the skin.

The artwork is the same on every copy, so there is no special one to find. The 0.38 to 0.45 band is narrow, and copies are nearly indistinguishable. That band covers 7% of the skin's scale, which runs from 0.00 to 1.00.

What the MAG-7 | Insomnia costs in Well-Worn

Next to Well-Worn, the other wears price out as follows:

• Factory New runs about 1.6 times higher;


• Minimal Wear costs a little under half as much;


• Field-Tested sits a few percent lower;


• Battle-Scarred matches it.

For this skin, Minimal Wear turns out to be the cheapest wear, below Well-Worn. Among the twelve Mil-Spec MAG-7s the skin is third from the bottom: only Foresight and Resupply are cheaper. MAGnitude is close behind, with Cobalt Core, Sonar, Heaven Guard and Hard Water higher. At the top of the row stands MAG-7 | Hazard.

Getting the MAG-7 | Insomnia

This skin is a Revolution Case drop. Nothing can be traded up into it: there is no rank below Mil-Spec in the Revolution set.

It does work as an input to a trade-up: ten Mil-Spec skins of the set give one Restricted. It is the cheapest of this set's inputs, but the trade-up brings no profit.

StatTrak and Souvenir

StatTrak exists for this skin. No souvenir package holds it, yet a Souvenir copy can be made through the Souvenir-O-Matic.

Stickers and craft on the MAG-7 | Insomnia

The dark underside of the receiver and the magazine give stickers contrast, while the orange top is taken up by paint. White and yellow stickers read on the black, whereas red and orange ones fight with the artwork. Flaked paint on Well-Worn adds noise near the edges, so it is better to put a sticker on a flat part.

Who this wear suits

Buying the MAG-7 | Insomnia in Well-Worn makes sense when:

• you want a Counter-Terrorist shotgun with hand-drawn graphics and visibly worn paint;


• you want a lower price than Factory New and a narrow float band;


• you are building a set in orange and black.