★ Bayonet | Freehand (Factory New)

The ★ Bayonet | Freehand (Factory New) is a Covert ★ knife finish built from a black-and-purple
paint job finished off with a hand-drawn metallic marker design. Factory New is the sharpest-looking grade on offer, so the marker linework and the purple base both show up as sharp as this skin gets.

Design

Freehand pairs a black and purple base coat with a metallic marker pattern drawn over the top,
giving the blade a sketched, almost graffiti-like look rather than a smooth painted motif. There's
no flavor text attached to this one, so the design itself does the talking.

★ Bayonet | Freehand (Factory New) Float and Wear

Freehand runs a float range of 0.00 to 0.48, and Factory New sits at the very bottom of it — the
marker lines read crisp against the dark base with none of the fading or scuffing that shows up on
lower grades. Because the range tops out under 1.0, even the worst copies of this finish never reach
the beat-up look a full-range knife can hit. On the float scale, Factory New spans 0.00–0.07.

Bayonet | Freehand Rarity

Rarity: Covert ★ — the gold-tier rare special ("knife") slot, not a regular Covert weapon skin.
Landing one at all is the hard part, and wear grade is a separate question entirely.

Bayonet | Freehand Case and Collection

This finish isn't attached to a wider collection — it comes out of the Gamma Case and the Gamma 2
Case specifically. Pulling the rare-special ("knife") tier from either box lands around 0.26% per
opening, which is why most buyers just pick one up on the market instead of gambling on a drop.

Bayonet | Freehand Patterns

Freehand uses a fixed design — the paint-seed index behind each copy doesn't change how the marker
pattern or the black-and-purple base actually looks, so every copy carries the same artwork. There's
no "best pattern" or blue-gem seed to chase here; float and wear are the only things that separate
one copy of this skin from another.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ version of this knife exists, adding a permanent kill counter that carries over through
trades and sales. Souvenir doesn't apply at all — knives are never handed out in Major-tournament
souvenir packages, no matter which case they come from.

Bayonet | Freehand Price

Factory New tops the Freehand's own price ladder, ahead of every lower wear, while still landing
in mid-tier territory among this knife's finishes as a whole — a premium item either way, just not
the priciest way to own a Bayonet. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no
hidden fees.

FAQ

What case is the Bayonet Freehand in?

It drops from the Gamma Case and the Gamma 2 Case — those two are its only sources, unlike older
knife finishes spread across a long list of boxes. The rare-special ("knife") tier pulls at roughly
0.26% from either case, so buying on the market is the more common route.

Does the Bayonet Freehand have a best pattern or seed?

No — Freehand has a fixed design, meaning the paint-seed index doesn't change how the black-and-
purple base or the metallic marker linework looks. Every copy carries the same artwork, so there's no
seed to hunt; float and wear grade are the only real differences between copies.

What are the best gloves for the Bayonet | Freehand?

Since the base runs black with a purple undertone, gloves in deep purple, plum, or matte black work
best — think moto or driver-style gloves that lean dark rather than bright. Avoid loud neon colors
that would clash with the sketched marker look. For the best Bayonet Freehand glove combo, stick to
that dark purple-and-black family instead of fighting it with brighter tones.