The ★ Bayonet | Freehand (Battle-Scarred) shows the same black-and-purple base and metallic marker
artwork at its most aged grade. Battle-Scarred sits at the top of this finish's float range, marking
the heaviest wear the Freehand ever reaches.

Design

Even at this grade, the design is still built from a black and purple base coat with a metallic
marker pattern drawn over it — a sketched look rather than smooth paintwork. This finish carries no
flavor text, so there's no line to quote at any wear.

★ Bayonet | Freehand (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Freehand's float tops out at 0.48, and Battle-Scarred sits right at that ceiling — the most surface
aging this finish shows. Because the range never reaches a full 1.0, this worst-case grade still looks
milder than Battle-Scarred on a full-range knife finish, where floats can run all the way to the edge. On the float scale, Battle-Scarred spans 0.45–0.48.

Bayonet | Freehand Rarity

Wear grade aside, this remains Covert ★, the rare special ("knife") tier that ranks above regular
weapon skins in a case. That rarity comes from the item slot itself, not from how aged a given copy
looks.

Bayonet | Freehand Case and Collection

The Gamma Case and the Gamma 2 Case are this finish's only sources, with no wider collection tied
to it. Both boxes drop the rare-special ("knife") tier at about 0.26% per opening, so most Battle-
Scarred copies are bought on the market rather than pulled fresh.

Bayonet | Freehand Patterns

The fixed design carries through to this wear too — the paint-seed index doesn't change how the
black-and-purple base or the marker linework looks, so there's no seed to chase even at the highest
float. Wear is the only thing distinguishing this copy from a cleaner one.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ version of this finish exists at every wear, including Battle-Scarred, tracking
confirmed kills permanently. Souvenir still doesn't apply — knives are never part of Major-tournament
souvenir packages, regardless of case or wear.

Bayonet | Freehand Price

Battle-Scarred is the most accessible wear on the Freehand's own price ladder, sitting below every
other grade, while the finish overall still holds mid-tier standing among this knife's skins. It's
available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

What's the cheapest way to get the Bayonet Freehand?

Battle-Scarred is the most accessible wear on this finish's price ladder, since it carries the
most visible surface aging of the five grades. It's a solid pick for anyone who wants the black-and-
purple marker design without paying for a cleaner float.

Does Battle-Scarred look bad on the Bayonet Freehand?

Less than you'd expect — since the finish caps at a 0.48 float, even the roughest copy stays milder
than Battle-Scarred on a full-range knife. The marker pattern and base color are still clearly
readable, just with more visible surface wear than the cleaner grades.

Is the Bayonet Freehand a good value knife overall?

It's the most accessible way into a Bayonet at mid-tier standing among this knife's own finishes,
and the float cap means even Battle-Scarred doesn't look rough. For buyers who want a knife-tier item
without chasing a top-shelf finish, it's a reasonable pick.