M249
M249 | Magma
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$1.71
Item Details
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About This Skin
Description
The M249 | Magma is a powerful open-area light machine gun (LMG) ideal for players who prefer accuracy and high ammo capacity over a fast fire rate. This weapon features copper-plated components with a striking magma pattern, enhanced by a red patina created through sodium chloride and intense heat. The unmasked sections have been darkened through oxidation with liver of sulfur, giving it a unique look. Experience the M249 | Magma’s impressive burn rate and dominate the battlefield!
History
The M249 | Magma made its debut in CS2 on December 18, 2013, as part of the Winter Offensive Weapon Case and the "Winter Offensive" update. This striking skin was designed by community creator "Algis."
Origin
The M249 | Magma is available by opening a Winter Offensive Weapon Case. This skin belongs to The Winter Offensive Collection.
Popularity
The M249 | Magma boasts a remarkable popularity of 85%, placing it within the top 15% of the most sought-after items in CS2. This ranking reflects its daily sales volume and skin pricing.
Rarity
The M249 | Magma is part of the collection of 49 Machinegun skins. This skin has a Mil-Spec Grade rarity, making it a relatively common drop, with an estimated drop chance of 79.92%.
Availability
The M249 | Magma is an affordable skin, priced between $0.58 and $2.26. It's currently widely accessible and can be found on various markets.
Versions
The M249 | Magma has a float value ranging from 0.00 to 0.70, making it available in all exteriors. Additionally, each exterior comes with a StatTrak version of the Magma.
Finish Style
The M249 | Magma skin features a unique "Patina" finish with a striking Magma design. This effect results from a chemical reaction that creates a durable, non-reactive surface on the metal. In real life, similar patinas are achieved through methods like case hardening and cold bluing. The appearance of the M249 | Magma is influenced by its pattern index, and it utilizes the classic legacy model.
