'Two Times' McCoy | USAF TACP

'Two Times' McCoy | USAF TACP is a Counter-Terrorist agent — a fixed character model that replaces the default CT operator with a relentlessly durable Air Force tactical air controller. This page covers McCoy's backstory, the faction he drops in for, his agent rarity, the collection he shipped in, how to acquire this version, and where he sits in value among other agents.

'Two Times' McCoy Background

The nickname came from running TACP's grueling field training twice over. On paper it was chalked up to a scheduling error, but his teammates swear they had to hold him back from attempting the hat-trick. What sets McCoy apart is a near-bottomless supply of physical and mental endurance, and it shows: when the smoke clears he is usually the one still standing, no matter whether the dispute was decided by gunfire or by outlasting everyone in an argument. His deadpan line, "Yep. Still here," captures a man who treats quitting as a foreign concept.

'Two Times' McCoy Faction and Role

This version fights on the Counter-Terrorist side under the USAF TACP banner — United States Air Force Tactical Air Control Party, the operators who embed with ground units to direct close air support. Equipping him replaces the default CT player model with this seasoned, no-nonsense airman, giving the Counter-Terrorist roster a grounded, professional-soldier presence. He is a CT-only model and cannot be used on the T side.

'Two Times' McCoy Rarity

He falls at Superior, the third rung of the agent quality ladder, shown in the pink tier color. The ladder runs Distinguished, Exceptional, Superior, and then Master at the peak, and it applies to character models only. Because it is a separate track from the weapon and glove rarity system, no Covert or Classified grade is involved — Superior sets him in the upper-middle range of agents.

'Two Times' McCoy Collection

This USAF variant is part of the Shattered Web Agents set, one of the themed rosters of character models Valve released alongside the Operation Shattered Web content. That Operation first brought agents to Counter-Strike, bundling a lineup of T-side and CT-side operators, and this McCoy is one of its Counter-Terrorist entries. Operation Shattered Web is the answer to which collection and operation this version comes from.

How to Get 'Two Times' McCoy

McCoy started life as an Operation reward, and the copies trading today move through the community market and private trades — no weapon case ever drops an agent, so there are no odds to roll. The reliable way in is Skin.Land, and a search box lets you jump straight to this version rather than scrolling the whole agent catalog. Listings here sit consistently below the Steam Community Market and stay competitive with other marketplaces, so you tend to pay less than the usual routes. Each deal is secured and protected, too: if a seller fails to complete the trade inside the thirty-minute window, the order can be cancelled and your money is safe. When it is time to pay, both credit card and crypto are accepted.

Wear, StatTrak & Souvenir

The model is set in stone mechanically: no float, no wear grade, no paint seed or pattern, and no StatTrak or Souvenir edition, since agents do not use any of those systems. The lone variable from copy to copy is patches. Every agent has three patch slots, and patches are separate collectible items an owner applies, so two copies of this McCoy can look different depending on which ones fill those slots. That is the only genuine per-copy difference to weigh across listings.

'Two Times' McCoy Price

As a Superior-tier agent, he occupies the upper-middle band of the market — above the Distinguished and Exceptional operators, and below the Master-tier grails that top the charts. His grounded airman look and durable-soldier personality keep him a solid pick for CT-side collectors. Live listings and the patches applied to each can be reviewed on Skin.Land.

FAQ

Which side is 'Two Times' McCoy on — T or CT?

He is a Counter-Terrorist agent. This version carries the USAF TACP identity, so he replaces the default CT player model in-game and cannot be equipped on the Terrorist side. Agents are locked to the faction they were built for, and this McCoy is CT only.

What is the difference between the two McCoy agents?

Both are Superior CT versions of the same soldier. This one, USAF TACP, comes from the Shattered Web Agents set and wears the standard Air Force tactical look. The other, TACP Cavalry, adds a yellow scarf honoring the 1st Cavalry Division and belongs to a different collection, so the two are distinct listings despite the shared backstory.

What rarity is 'Two Times' McCoy?

He is a Superior agent, the third of four agent grades — Distinguished, Exceptional, Superior, then Master, marked in pink. That scale applies to agents alone and is separate from the weapon rarity tiers, so Superior denotes an upper-middle character model rather than any Covert or Classified item.

Does 'Two Times' McCoy have different wears or StatTrak?

No. He is a single fixed model with no float, no wear grade, no pattern, no StatTrak, and no Souvenir edition. Setting the two versions aside, the only thing that changes between copies is the patches an owner has applied to the three patch slots, so that is what to check when comparing listings.

What does 'Two Times' McCoy say?

One of his in-world lines is the understated "Yep. Still here." It matches the last-man-standing character Valve wrote — a soldier with enough stamina to outlast almost any fight, and enough stubbornness to keep talking long after everyone else has given up.