Galil AR | Cerberus (Field-Tested)

The Galil AR | Cerberus (Field-Tested) is a Restricted rifle skin with a hand-painted three-headed dog design. Field-Tested is the classic mid-range grade, trading a bit of surface polish for a lower price on a grail-tier finish.

Design

The artwork shows Cerberus, guardian of the underworld in Greek myth, painted across the gun's body in green shades. It's a Valve creation, and it carries no in-game flavor line.

Galil AR | Cerberus (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Sitting in the middle of the 0–0.9 float range, Field-Tested picks up visible scuffing and some surface wear, though the Cerberus depiction stays identifiable overall. This is the grade most collectors settle on when balancing price against condition.

Galil AR | Cerberus Rarity

Rarity: Restricted — the purple tier, two rungs below Covert among the standard six weapon grades, and a genuinely uncommon pull.

Galil AR | Cerberus Case and Collection

Cerberus belongs to The Cache Collection, dating to a July 2014 update, and it has no weapon case of its own — the finish comes from souvenir packages or trade-up contracts. As a Restricted-tier skin it draws around 16 percent odds from those containers, shared across the tier.

Galil AR | Cerberus Patterns

There's no random pattern element on Cerberus — the three-headed dog artwork sits identically on every copy, so no paint seed or rare variant exists to look for. Wear and float alone separate copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This skin exists as a regular finish and a Souvenir version, with StatTrak never having been made for it. Souvenir supply began at the ESL One Cologne 2014 Cache Souvenir Package, and it has reappeared in numerous Cache souvenir packages from later Majors.

Galil AR | Cerberus Price

Field-Tested is the mid-point of the Cerberus ladder, more affordable than the top two grades while remaining a high-end pick within the Galil AR lineup. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested Cerberus still considered high-end?

Yes. Even at Field-Tested, Cerberus ranks among the priciest Galil AR finishes on the market, since its overall value comes from age, collection origin, and scarcity rather than just wear grade. It's simply the more accessible entry point into a grail-tier skin.

How much detail is lost at Field-Tested?

Some. Expect visible scuffing across the body, but the Cerberus painting remains clearly recognizable — it's a step down from Minimal Wear's sharper look rather than a dramatic loss of detail.

Where does Cerberus rank among Galil AR skins?

Right at the top. Its price places it in the high-end to grail-tier bracket for the weapon, ahead of the vast majority of other Galil AR finishes, largely due to its 2014 origin and lack of a dedicated case.