Overview A detailed description of everything we know about this item.
Highly accurate and armor-piercing, the pricy Five-Seven is a slow-loader that compensates with a generous 20-round magazine and forgiving recoil. It has been color case-hardened through the application of wood charcoal at high temperatures. A little color never hurt anyone
The Heat Treated finish for the Five-SeveN became available in Counter-Strike 2 on October 2nd, 2024, which was 1 year ago. It was introduced as part of the "The Armory" update.
The Heat Treated finish for the Five-SeveN is not associated with container drops.The item is part of the The Sport & Field Collection collection.
Market statistics currently assign the Five-SeveN | Heat Treated a popularity rating of 100%. Based on this value, the item falls into the "extremely popular" category among CS2 items. This indicator reflects overall market demand and is calculated using the daily trading volume together with the average price of the skin.
Among Pistol skins in CS2, the Heat Treated finish for the Five-SeveN appears as one of 436 available designs. It is categorized under the Restricted rarity tier, a classification considered rare drop.
Current listings show the Heat Treated finish for the Five-SeveN trading between $3.00 and $125.00. At this level the skin can be considered very affordable, and it remains widely accessible through multiple CS2 item marketplaces.
The Heat Treated finish for the Five-SeveN is available with float values ranging from 0.00 to 1.00, which allows it to appear in all exteriors.
The Heat Treated finish applied to the Five-SeveN was created using the "Case Hardening" style. This paintkit style utilizes a chemical process that strengthens the surface of the metal by infusing it with carbon or nitrogen, while keeping the core softer and more ductile for improved durability and wear resistance. The visual appearance of this finish can vary depending on the pattern index. The skin uses the updated CS2 weapon model.
Five-SeveN | Heat Treated has not received any community votes yet. The Heat Treated is also owned by professional CS2 players Maka and Ax1Le and oskar.
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