FAMAS | Teardown (Field-Tested)

The FAMAS | Teardown (Field-Tested, FT) brings the blue, mesh-stenciled spray job to a more attainable middle grade. It's a common pick for buyers who want the design without paying grail-tier top prices.

Design

Teardown's texture comes from freehand-sprayed blue paint applied over a mesh-fabric stencil, creating a fine, woven-looking pattern across the FAMAS body. Valve designed the finish, and no flavor text was ever attached to it.

FAMAS | Teardown (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested lands in the middle of Teardown's 0–0.6 float range, and at this point the finish shows some light scuffing on the stock and edges. The mesh texture and blue tone still come through clearly, just with a bit less crispness than the cleaner grades above it.

FAMAS | Teardown Rarity

Teardown is rated Mil-Spec Grade, the blue tier — a common rung on the rarity ladder that sits well under Restricted, Classified, and Covert, notwithstanding the skin's unusually high market value for that grade.

FAMAS | Teardown Case and Collection

This finish is part of The Safehouse Collection from November 2013, with no weapon case tied to it — supply runs through the collection and the market. Its Souvenir version comes only from Major-tournament packages, beginning with the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package and continuing at later Majors.

FAMAS | Teardown Patterns

The mesh-stencil design is fixed, meaning paint seed has no bearing on how any Teardown copy looks. There's nothing like a rare pattern to chase; wear and float are all that separate copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both a regular and a Souvenir Teardown exist, but there's no StatTrak version at any wear. Souvenir copies were first distributed in the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package, with later Major packages adding to that supply, since Souvenir items only ever come from tournament events.

FAMAS | Teardown Price

Field-Tested is the more accessible grade on the Teardown ladder, priced below Minimal Wear (MW) and Factory New (FN) while keeping the mesh texture legible. It's a way to get into a high-end, grail-tier FAMAS finish for less than the cleanest copies demand. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested a smart way to buy Teardown?

It can be, especially since this finish runs expensive even at lower wear grades. Field-Tested trims the price compared to Minimal Wear and Factory New while the mesh texture still reads well, making it a sensible middle ground for a high-end skin.

What gloves suit the Teardown?

Its cool blue, mesh-textured look pairs naturally with blue-toned glove skins for a matched loadout. Going for a best FAMAS Teardown glove combo in blue keeps the whole setup visually consistent without fighting the finish's color.

Does Field-Tested Teardown show a lot of wear?

Some light scuffing appears on the stock and edges, but the blue mesh pattern remains clearly visible throughout. It's a modest step down from the cleaner grades rather than a heavily battered look.