MP7 | Amberline (Battle-Scarred)

On the MP7 | Amberline, Battle-Scarred (BS) takes the float from 0.45 to 1.00, which is 55% of the whole scale. The skin is Restricted and comes from The Dead Hand Collection in CS2. There is no case: the source is the collection's sealed terminal, the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal. Among Restricted MP7s in this wear, only one skin costs less.

What the MP7 | Amberline looks like in Battle-Scarred

The body is glossy, from amber orange to golden brown, with darker orange panels. White and light gray stripes run across it on the stock, the magazine, the rear of the receiver and the front end. There is no single figure, but small triangles and a pair of rectangular marks can be made out at the front of the receiver. There is no lettering and there are no logos. The barrel, the grip and the trigger are bare.

The float limits here are 0.45 and 1.00. A one-tone gloss shows every scrape, so in Battle-Scarred the top of the receiver, the rail, the spine of the magazine and the corners of the stock turn pale. The narrow white stripes break at the edges, and the wide side of the receiver lasts longest.

Where the MP7 | Amberline came from

SerQ drew the skin, and the Steam Workshop submission was called "RUNWAY : MP7 : Amberline". He describes it as his reading of the signature graphic language of Counter-Strike 2: diagonal marking stripes and the clean shapes of the main menu, moved onto real weapon surfaces. The skin reached the game together with The Dead Hand Collection on March 11, 2026. That day Valve announced seventeen community finishes and twenty-two new glove models, as rare special items. The catalog number is 1436.

What to check before buying

An MP7 | Amberline listing is chosen on these points:

• float: in this wear the pick comes from a band of 0.45 to 1.00, and the look differs at the two ends of it;


• the receiver edges, the rail and the stock corners, where the gloss turns pale;


• stickers and any name tag: on this skin they go with the listing.

What the MP7 | Amberline costs in Battle-Scarred

Factory New costs almost six times as much, Minimal Wear two and a half times, Field-Tested 1.4 times. Well-Worn is about a third dearer. Among Restricted MP7s in Battle-Scarred, only the MP7 | Just Smile costs less. Above this skin come the MP7 | Powercore, MP7 | Special Delivery and MP7 | Neon Ply.

Getting the MP7 | Amberline

The terminal is the only source. The trade-up route takes ten Mil-Spec skins, and they can be taken from anywhere. The output belongs to the collection of one of the inputs. Ten skins from The Dead Hand Collection send it there, while inputs from other collections pull the result toward them.

StatTrak and Souvenir

StatTrak exists for this skin, and Souvenir does not.

Stickers and craft on the MP7 | Amberline

The glossy one-tone base leaves a lot of clean space, so stickers read on it without noise. The white stripes on the stock and the magazine are easy to match to sticker colors.

Who this wear suits

The MP7 | Amberline in Battle-Scarred makes sense when:

• you want a bright amber fill at the price of the second-cheapest Restricted MP7;


• scuffed edges do not get in the way, since the overall look with the white stripes survives;


• a new 2026 finish matters and you do not want to pay extra for cleanliness.