MP9 | Shredded (Battle-Scarred)

The MP9 | Shredded (Battle-Scarred) is the same multicolored tiger camo finish in its roughest available condition. It's the cheapest way to pick up this Radiant Collection SMG skin.

Design

Torn, overlapping color bands form the multicolored tiger camo pattern on this finish, giving the MP9 a jagged, aggressive look rather than a clean paint job. It's a Valve-attributed design carrying the line "Endangered no more."

MP9 | Shredded (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Shredded's float tops out at 0.60 instead of the full 1.0, so even Battle-Scarred stops short of the most extreme wear a skin can reach. Expect heavy scuffing and noticeable paint loss across the body, but the camo bands still hold together as a recognizable pattern rather than vanishing entirely.

MP9 | Shredded Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade, the blue tier sitting one step above the game's most common classification. It's a middling rarity rather than a rare one.

MP9 | Shredded Case and Collection

This finish belongs to The Radiant Collection, which launched in March 2025 with the Spring Forward update. It has no dedicated weapon case, so copies surface through the collection's drop pool or trade-up contracts instead of unboxing.

MP9 | Shredded Patterns

The camo layout doesn't change between copies — it's fixed, so there's no seed number or "blue gem" variant to look for on Shredded. Wear grade is the only thing distinguishing one copy from another.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Shredded has no StatTrak edition and no Souvenir version — only the regular finish exists. It has never been part of a Major-tournament souvenir package, so a Souvenir copy was never made possible.

MP9 | Shredded Price

Battle-Scarred is the entry point into this already budget-tier finish, sitting at the very bottom of its price ladder. It's about as cheap as this SMG skin gets. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred Shredded still recognizable?

Yes. Despite heavy scuffing, the tiger camo bands hold together well enough to read clearly in-game, and the float cap below 1.0 keeps it from reaching the absolute roughest condition possible.

Why doesn't Battle-Scarred look completely worn out?

Because Shredded is float-capped at 0.60 rather than the full 1.0 range, its worst copies never reach maximum wear. That keeps the camo pattern more legible than it would be on an uncapped skin at this grade.

Is Battle-Scarred the cheapest way to own the Shredded?

Yes, it sits at the bottom of the price ladder for this finish. If cost matters more than surface condition, this is the most affordable route into the design.