Gut Knife
★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel
Lowest Price
$89.18
Item Details
Active Offers for ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel (Minimal Wear)
About This Skin
Description
The ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel stands out with its unique gut hook on the spine of the blade. Originally designed for field dressing game, this hook is perfect for slicing through tough materials like rope, webbing, and safety belts. Finished with a cold blue treatment, this knife is a striking example of weapon design.
History
The ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel debuted in CS2 on August 14, 2013, as part of the Revolver Case during "The Arms Deal" update.
Origin
The ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel can be acquired by opening one of the 11 containers that feature this skin, including the CS:GO Weapon Case, CS:GO Weapon Case 2, and CS:GO Weapon Case 3. This skin is not part of any collections.
Popularity
With a popularity rating of 95%, the ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel is one of the hottest items in CS2. Its popularity reflects daily sales volume and skin pricing, solidifying its status as a sought-after skin.
Rarity
The ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel is among 428 Knife skins available. This skin is classified as Covert, making the Blue Steel an ultra-rare item with an estimated drop chance of only 0.26%.
Availability
The ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel is priced between $118.37 and $399.94, making it one of the pricier skins available. Thankfully, this popular knife skin is widely accessible and can be bought from various markets.
Versions
The ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel has a float value that spans from 0.00 to 1.00, allowing the skin to be found in various exteriors. Each exterior type also has a StatTrak version available for the Blue Steel.
Finish Style
The ★ Gut Knife | Blue Steel features a striking "Patina" design, showcasing a unique Blue Steel finish. This patina results from a chemical reaction that creates a durable, non-reactive layer on metal surfaces. The Blue Steel skin primarily displays various shades of gray, with its visual appeal influenced by its pattern index. Notably, this skin utilizes the classic legacy model.
