Glock-18
Glock-18 | Steel Disruption
Lowest Price
$32.95
Item Details
Active Offers for Glock-18 | Steel Disruption (Factory New)
About This Skin
Description
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption is a reliable first-round pistol, ideal for taking down unarmored opponents. It features a unique design with a metallic foil adorned with a digital disruptive pattern and can fire in three-round bursts.
History
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption debuted in CS2 on July 10, 2014, as part of the eSports 2014 Summer Case, released with the "Summer is heating up" update.
Origin
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption is available by opening an eSports 2014 Summer Case container. This skin is part of the eSports 2014 Summer Collection.
Popularity
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption is a highly sought-after item in CS2, boasting a popularity rating of 90%. This ranking reflects its high daily sales volume and current market price, making it one of the top skins in the game.
Rarity
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption is among 411 different Pistol skins. This skin is classified as Restricted, making it a rare drop with an estimated drop chance of 15.98%. Grab the Glock-18 | Steel Disruption and enhance your CS2 inventory today!
Availability
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption is an affordable skin, priced between $3.04 and $12.22. Currently, this skin is widely available across various markets.
Versions
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption features a float value between 0.00 and 0.20, allowing it to be found in Factory New, Minimal Wear, and Field-Tested conditions. Additionally, each exterior comes with a StatTrak version of the Steel Disruption.
Finish Style
The Glock-18 | Steel Disruption features a unique "Anodized Multicolored" design with a striking Steel Disruption finish. This style incorporates a multicolored candy coat, which in real life could be achieved through techniques like silk-screening or adhesive stencils. Dominantly painted in gray shades, the appearance of the Steel Disruption finish varies based on its pattern index. Additionally, this skin utilizes the classic legacy model.
