CZ75-Auto | Distressed (Battle-Scarred)

The CZ75-Auto | Distressed (Battle-Scarred) is a Mil-Spec pistol skin with a copper-colored ceramic coating meant to look worn from the start. Battle-Scarred takes that theme to its extreme while offering the cheapest way into the finish.

Design

The coating here is copper-toned ceramic, purpose-built to look weathered rather than freshly applied. Teo, a community artist, designed the finish, which fits the in-game line "Better with age."

CZ75-Auto | Distressed (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Float spans the full 0.00 to 1.00 range on this finish, and Battle-Scarred occupies the very top of it — the maximum wear the game allows. The ceramic coating shows the heaviest chipping here, which suits a finish already built around looking aged.

CZ75-Auto | Distressed Rarity

This is a Mil-Spec Grade finish, the base rarity tier for CS2 weapon skins and one of the more common grades to come across.

CZ75-Auto | Distressed Case and Collection

It's part of the Prisma 2 Collection and drops from the Prisma 2 Case, released in March 2020. Mil-Spec finishes drop at around 79.92% from that case as a tier-wide rate, not something specific to this skin alone.

CZ75-Auto | Distressed Patterns

The worn-ceramic artwork is identical on every copy of this finish, so there's no paint seed to hunt and no blue-gem tier to speak of. Only the wear grade and exact float number separate one copy from the next.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both a regular finish and a StatTrak version exist for this skin, the StatTrak tracking confirmed kills permanently. A Souvenir version has never been produced, since those come only through Major-tournament packages.

CZ75-Auto | Distressed Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade on the Distressed's price ladder, the lowest-cost way into an already-budget finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does the heavy wear ruin the Distressed's look?

Not for this finish — since the whole design is meant to look aged and used, Battle-Scarred's heavier chipping fits right in rather than looking out of place, unlike on skins built around a clean, untouched design.

Is Battle-Scarred the best budget pick here?

If price is your only concern, yes — it's the cheapest way to own the Distressed. Since the whole finish is already inexpensive, though, stepping up to Well-Worn or Field-Tested doesn't cost much more if you'd prefer a bit less wear.

Which gloves work with the Distressed?

The copper and rust tones pair naturally with warm, earthy-colored gloves, or you can go with a plain black pair to keep the loadout neutral and let the ceramic coating do the talking on its own.