USP-S, I did it again

USP-S is one of the two basic pistols for CTs. It was introduced to the game on the 14 of August 2013. Despite the fact that it carries less ammo, many professional and skilled players prefer it over P2000. A silencer and greater accuracy make up for the other flaws it has.

Since the moment this gun first appeared in-game more than 20 skins for it have been made. They differ greatly, from camos to futuristic shapes and noir sights. Prices also vary a lot. You will have to part with a hundred dollars or more for a rare skin.

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USP-S Neo-Noir

This skin is part of The Spectrum Collection. It uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. This is one of the rarest skins for USP-S. A factory new Neo-Noir costs about 50 dollars on average. Field-tested it’s around $20 and battle-scarred even less: around $13.

Kill Confirmed

Another rare skin. Belongs to The Shadow Collection. Also uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. A skin of the highest quality will cost more than $90! A field-tested version (or worse) costs a lot less. To get it you’ll only need 30 dollars.

Cortex

Cortex can be encountered a lot more frequently than the latter two and it’s significantly cheaper. It is part of The Clutch Collection, uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. A factory new Cortex costs $18-19 and a slightly worn version costs just over $10.

Caiman

This skin uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. Part of The Huntsman Collection, in its ideal condition it costs slightly less than $8. A slightly worn version is at $4-5. What’s interesting is that the worst quality skins are worth $10.

Orion

Another skin for the USP-S from The Huntsman Collection. This skin also uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. One unique feature: you can’t get it by opening a case. Its designer (also the M4A4 Howl’s creator) was caught at plagiarism, which was the reason. We’ll point out that Orion can still be obtained through a trade contract or from another user. Buying a new skin will cost $13 and a more or less worn skin will cost 2-3 dollars less.

Serum

Part of The Arms Deal 2 Collection. Anodized/Multicolored. Supports StatTrak. The price of this skin doesn’t really depend on quality. Serum will cost $7-9.

Flashback

Part of The Danger Zone Collection. It uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. This skin doesn’t cost a lot. Top quality ones will cost around 2 dollars and battle-scarred ones about $1.5

Cyrex

This skin uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. This one is part of The Glove Collection. Cyrex in best condition costs from $4 to $5. As quality goes down, so does the price: a worn version will cost $3 and a battle-scarred one will cost less than $2.

Guardian

Guardian was added to the game as part of the Phoenix Collection. This skin uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak. It comes in three states: factory new, minimal wear, and field-tested. The price is $1-2 for any of the three options.

Overgrowth

One of the oldest skins for USP-S. Part of The Bravo Collection, it uses hydrographics and supports StatTrak. Overgrowth is comparatively not cheap – the price of the best ones is over #30, and a “slightly worn” quality significantly reduces the cost. You can spend $8-9 on a skin like that.

Dark Water

Part of The Arms Deal Collection. Anodized/Multicolored and supports StatTrak. Dark Water comes only in two states: slightly worn and field-tested. The best skins cost slightly less than $12, and the skins in the worst condition are upwards of $10.

Road Rash

This skin uses the “Custom Paint Job” technology and supports StatTrak .Входит в The Overpass Collection. Road Rash is a relatively expensive one. Factory new, it’s over $20, battle-scarred around $8.