
The XM1014 | XoooM in Factory New (FN) is the cleanest part of the finish's scale, where yellow paint lies on the metal with no scuffs. In this wear it covers a float of 0.00 to 0.07, against a finish ceiling of 0.60. It is an Industrial Grade skin, and the shotgun can be used by both sides and belongs to the Harlequin Collection.
What the XM1014 | XoooM looks like in Factory New
The finish is built on a single color. The barrel, the magazine tube and the stock are covered in lemon-yellow paint laid in wide slanting strokes, as if a brush had passed in one direction. The receiver and the handguard stay gray-beige, the color of stone, and the grip is gray. Valve describes it as a yellow design with silver accents.
In Factory New the strokes are visible in full, there are no chips on the edges of the yellow, and the gray body is untouched. The paint on the barrel and the stock is at its brightest for this finish, and the contrast with the gray grip reads sharply.
The 0.00 to 0.07 stretch on the XM1014 | XoooM is short: the difference between listings falls within the margin of error. It is 12% of the finish's scale, where the float ceiling is 0.60.
What to check before buying
What sets one XM1014 | XoooM listing apart from another:
- float: closer to 0.00 the yellow is cleaner, but the difference across the stretch is small;
- the gray-beige receiver and handguard: an even color without dark spots shows a tidy condition;
- name tag and stickers the XM1014 | XoooM already carries.
The XM1014 | XoooM has a fixed pattern, and its price does not depend on pattern.
What the XM1014 | XoooM costs in Factory New
The other wears relative to this one:
- Minimal Wear costs the same;
- Field-Tested is cheaper by about six times;
- Well-Worn is more than a quarter below it;
- Battle-Scarred is cheaper by about a third.
The lower wears are out of order: Field-Tested costs less than both Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred.
Among Industrial Grade XM1014 shotguns at this wear, the finish is second from the bottom. Only one XM1014 is cheaper, and the XM1014 | CaliCamo just above costs almost the same. XM1014 | Blue Steel and one more finish cost about two and a half times as much. XM1014 | Fallout Warning and XM1014 | Banana Leaf, the top of the row, break away by orders of magnitude.
Getting the XM1014 | XoooM
The XM1014 | XoooM does not appear in CS2 cases. It arrived on January 21, 2026, when the Harlequin Collection was added to the game. That day Valve put it, together with the Achroma Collection, on the list of the weekly reward, the Weekly Care Package.
The second route to the XM1014 | XoooM is a contract of ten skins one rank lower from the same collection. The chance at this finish is one in five: the Harlequin Collection has five Industrial Grade skins. The finish also works as an input: ten Industrial Grade skins from the collection give one Mil-Spec. The outcomes are Five-SeveN | Fraise Crane, Galil AR | Sky Mandala, UMP-45 | Warm Blooded or a Zeus x27 skin.
StatTrak and Souvenir
Stickers and craft on the XM1014 | XoooM
Valve never released a StatTrak version of the XM1014 | XoooM. There were no souvenir packages for this finish either: those were made only for the tournament map collections. But a souvenir copy can be built by hand: the Souvenir-O-Matic puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on a regular skin from the inventory. That is why a few souvenir copies turn up now and then, even where no packages ever existed.
The yellow barrel and stock make a bright background: black, white and dark-blue stickers read at once, while yellow and orange ones merge with the paint. The gray-beige receiver is neutral and takes any color, so stickers look calmest there.
Every copy of the XM1014 | XoooM carries the same pattern, so a craft for this skin is built around sticker color, not around the pattern.
Who this wear suits
Buying the XM1014 | XoooM in Factory New makes sense on these terms:
- you want clean yellow, with no chips on the barrel and stock;
- a craft needs a bright background for dark stickers;
- in CS2 the shotgun should stand out by color in your hands at first glance.
If clean yellow matters less, Field-Tested costs about six times less.









































