MAC-10 | Last Dive (Battle-Scarred)

The MAC-10 | Last Dive (Battle-Scarred) is the same hand-painted green and orange pattern at its most heavily worn. It's the cheapest way to pick up this Restricted Spectrum Collection finish.

Design

The body is covered in a hand-painted swirl of green and orange, a chaotic pattern from community artist mara_der. It carries the flavor line: "There's beauty in chaos."

MAC-10 | Last Dive (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Battle-Scarred sits at the top of Last Dive's 0.00–0.52 float range, showing the heaviest fading and roughening the finish reaches. Because the float caps at 0.52 instead of the full 1.00, this bottom grade never hits the most extreme wear a skin's float scale can produce, so the pattern stays readable even here.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Rarity

Rarity: Restricted, the purple tier that sits above Mil-Spec in the standard weapon rarity ladder.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Case and Collection

This finish is part of The Spectrum Collection, tied to the Spectrum Case from March 2017. Restricted-tier pulls happen roughly 16% of the time from that case, a rate that applies across the whole tier rather than this skin alone.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Patterns

No true pattern variation exists — the green-and-orange arrangement is identical across every copy despite its randomized look, so there's no seed to chase. Wear grade is the only thing that changes.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ edition is available with a permanent confirmed-kill counter, coming from the same Spectrum Case as the regular finish. No Souvenir version exists, as that tag only applies to Major-tournament packages, which this skin was never issued in.

MAC-10 | Last Dive Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade of this finish, making it the pick for buyers chasing the lowest possible price on the green-and-orange design. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Battle-Scarred Last Dive still worth owning?

Sure, if budget comes first — the pattern remains recognizable despite the wear, and the float cap keeps this grade from reaching the most extreme scuffing possible on a full-range skin.

Why doesn't Last Dive's worst grade look fully trashed?

Its float tops out at 0.52 rather than 1.00, so even Battle-Scarred copies fall short of the harshest wear the game's float scale allows for other skins.

Should I buy Battle-Scarred or step up to Well-Worn?

Battle-Scarred wins on price alone. If you want slightly less fading for a modest price increase, Well-Worn is the next step up on the ladder.