Buy SCAR-20 skins

The SCAR-20 is the Counter-Terrorists' automatic sniper rifle in CS2 — a semi-automatic scoped rifle that one-shots to the head and lets you fire again fast. Our SCAR-20 catalog runs from cheap camos to sought-after finishes like Brass and Cyrex.

What makes the SCAR-20 special in CS2?

The SCAR-20 is an auto-sniper: it one-shots to the head and deals heavy body damage, but unlike the AWP you can keep firing scoped without a slow rechamber. That makes it brutal for holding a long angle and spamming a push. The catches are its very high price and heavy movement penalty while scoped, so it's a situational, sit-and-hold weapon rather than an everyday buy. It deals 80 base damage a shot with 82.5% armor penetration, and being semi-automatic it fires far faster than a bolt-action. In-game it costs $5,000, and scoping in slows you to a crawl.

How much do SCAR-20 skins cost?

SCAR-20 skin prices range from a few cents to around $150. Here's how the tiers break down:

• Budget – Zinc, Short Ochre and Fragments. An easy pickup that looks the part.
• Mid-range – Contractor, Torn and Splash Jam. Popular picks that won't break the bank.
• Premium – the priciest finishes: Brass, Cyrex and Palm.

All SCAR-20 skins: rarity, wear and StatTrak™

The SCAR-20 has 33 finishes, and it tops out at Classified — there are no Covert or Contraband versions. Most skins come in all five wear levels, set by float, and many carry a StatTrak™ version. Its skins stay affordable given how rarely the weapon is bought.

What are the best SCAR-20 skins?

Leading the lineup are Brass, Cyrex and Palm, the finishes that best keep their value. A step down, Contractor and Torn deliver a bold look for far less. Either way, there's a standout here at every price point.

Why buy SCAR-20 skins on LIS-SKINS?

Grab your SCAR-20 skin for less: listings run much cheaper than Steam, checkout is quick, and buyer protection has you covered if anything ever goes wrong. Deposits work with major cards and leading cryptocurrencies, and every trade runs through Steam's secure API.