P2000 | Grip Tape (Factory New)

The P2000 | Grip Tape (Factory New) is a Mil-Spec Grade pistol skin built around shifting sheens of silver paint, with a dark matte section over the grip. Factory New is the cleanest condition this finish reaches.

Design

Different sheens of silver paint cover most of the P2000's body, while the grip itself gets a dark, matte treatment meant to resemble actual grip tape. It's a practical-looking finish with the in-game line "Hold tight!" as its flavor text.

P2000 | Grip Tape (Factory New) Float and Wear

Float on this finish runs from 0.00 to 0.75, and Factory New sits right at the bottom of that range. The silver sheens look their brightest here, with the matte grip section still fully dark and unmarked.

P2000 | Grip Tape Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade, the blue tier that sits in the middle of the standard weapon ladder — more common than Restricted or Classified, but a step up from the bottom two tiers.

P2000 | Grip Tape Case and Collection

This finish is part of The Achroma Collection, introduced with The Fourth Season update in January 2026. It doesn't come from a weapon case — copies are pulled from the collection's own drop pool, where Mil-Spec Grade finishes like this one land roughly 79.92% of the time.

P2000 | Grip Tape Patterns

The silver-and-matte layout is fixed on every copy of this finish, so there's no paint seed to search for and no "best pattern" version. Wear and float are the only real differences between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

There's no StatTrak edition of this pistol skin, and no Souvenir version either — Souvenir weapons only come from Major-tournament packages, and The Achroma Collection has never been part of one.

P2000 | Grip Tape Price

Factory New is the top of the Grip Tape's price ladder, the priciest way to grab an otherwise affordable, mid-tier pistol skin. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Factory New worth paying more for on the Grip Tape?

If you want the silver sheens as bright as possible and the matte grip section fully unmarked, yes. Otherwise, since this is an affordable, mid-tier finish to begin with, stepping down a grade saves money without losing much visually.

Does the Grip Tape's pattern change between copies?

No. The silver-sheen and matte-grip layout is identical on every copy, so there's no rare seed or standout roll to chase — condition and float are what actually vary.

How common is Mil-Spec Grade in The Achroma Collection?

Mil-Spec Grade finishes make up roughly 79.92% of this collection's drop pool, making the Grip Tape one of the more frequently pulled finishes within it, even though it's not sourced from a weapon case.