StatTrak™ Five-seveN | Скумбрія (Factory New)
Високоточний та бронебійний, дорогий Five-seveN заряджається повільно, однак це компенсується щедрим магазином на 20 патронів та несильною віддачею. Нанесено стримані лінії.
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Five-SeveN | Scumbria is a CS2 (CS:GO legacy) weapon skin tied to the Gamma 2 Collection. It was introduced as part of the case/collection ecosystem where the community can discover new finishes for iconic sidearms, giving players another option for building consistent loadouts and collecting patterned weapon exteriors.
As a Mil-Spec Grade skin, Scumbria is considered relatively accessible compared to higher rarities. While exact drop odds are not officially guaranteed, Mil-Spec skins are generally among the more obtainable categories within their respective cases, making Five-SeveN | Scumbria a common target for players opening the Gamma 2 Case.
This skin supports multiple wear conditions: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred (float range 0.0–1.0). StatTrak is available (Yes), allowing players to track in-game kills, while Souvenir is not offered for this particular skin (No).
Visually, the Scumbria finish delivers a distinctive patterned look that stands out on the Five-SeveN’s compact frame. The skin uses Paint index 605 and is designed to keep the appearance consistent across wears—though wear level can affect how the pattern and finish look in-game.
To obtain it, players should look for it through its source in the Gamma 2 Collection, specifically by opening the Gamma 2 Case. This makes it a practical choice for both collectors tracking collection progress and players who want a Mil-Spec skin with recognizable style.
In the community, Five-SeveN | Scumbria is often appreciated for balancing visual identity with affordability. Mil-Spec finishes are popular entry points for customizing pistols, and the StatTrak availability adds extra value for players who prefer tracking features over purely cosmetic appeal.
