MAG-7 | Cinquedea (Field-Tested)

The MAG-7 | Cinquedea is a CS2 weapon skin based on the CS:GO (legacy) model, bringing a distinctive carved-style look to Valve’s pump shotgun. While exact release timing is best confirmed through official listings and community records, this skin is widely tracked by players as part of the game’s ongoing collection ecosystem—especially among users who collect “Cinquedea” themed finishes across weapon types.

As a Classified rarity item, the MAG-7 | Cinquedea sits above standard grades and is generally considered less common than Mil-Spec or Restricted skins. In terms of drop odds, precise “drop chance” values are not officially published in a single, definitive way; rarity classifications are a useful indicator, but actual acquisition depends on the current drop system, collection status, and how players obtain skins through supported sources.

This skin is available in multiple wear conditions: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. The float range supports values from 0 to 1, meaning collectors can chase brighter, cleaner appearances in lower wear while accepting heavier wear patterns at higher floats. StatTrak: not available. Souvenir: not available.

Visually, Cinquedea (Paint Index 737) is known for its patterned finish that evokes engraved or stylized blade details. On the MAG-7 platform, the design creates a strong contrast across the body of the weapon, making it popular for players who want a more aggressive, high-contrast aesthetic rather than a minimal or purely uniform paint job.

Players can find this skin in the The Canals Collection. It is not listed as being found in any specific cases or containers, so collection-based availability is the primary reference point for how it shows up to buyers and collectors within the CS2 economy.

Community perception of MAG-7 skins like Cinquedea tends to focus on visual presence and collectability within Classified tiers. Because the MAG-7 is a frequently used shotgun option in matches, a standout finish such as Cinquedea can be appealing both for day-to-day play and for long-term collection building—especially for players assembling a curated set from The Canals Collection.