P250 | Bullfrog (Field-Tested)

The P250 | Bullfrog (Field-Tested) carries the same bronze-and-black racing livery on a Mil-Spec pistol at a more affordable grade. Field-Tested is the most commonly seen condition for this finish, balancing visible wear against a lower price.

Design

The paint job is a bronze-and-black racing livery across the whole P250, credited to Workshop artist Flick Montana, leaning into motorsport style rather than military camo. The flavor text "Look at you go!" fits the racing theme.

P250 | Bullfrog (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

The Bullfrog's float spans the entire 0.00-to-1.00 scale, and Field-Tested sits around the middle of it. Expect noticeable scuffing on the slide and grip at this grade, though the bronze accents still pop clearly against the dark base.

P250 | Bullfrog Rarity

This is a Mil-Spec Grade finish, the blue tier ranked just above Consumer Grade and the most frequently pulled paid rarity in the game.

P250 | Bullfrog Case and Collection

It's part of The Genesis Collection, launched alongside the "Show Off" update in September 2025. There's no weapon case behind it — it comes from the Sealed Genesis Terminal, where the Mil-Spec tier lands at roughly eighty percent of pulls, a rate shared across the tier.

P250 | Bullfrog Patterns

Because the racing livery is fixed, no paint seed produces a different look — every copy of the Bullfrog is laid out identically. There's no pattern chase or rare seed to look for.

StatTrak & Souvenir

The Bullfrog exists only as a regular finish, with no StatTrak or Souvenir version ever released. Souvenir weapons are strictly Major-tournament products, and this skin has never featured in one.

P250 | Bullfrog Price

Field-Tested prices below Minimal Wear and Factory New but above Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred, landing in the middle of the Bullfrog's own ladder within its overall budget bracket. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Field-Tested a good value pick for the Bullfrog?

Yes, for most buyers. It costs less than the cleaner grades while keeping the bronze-and-black livery clearly visible, and it's generally easier to find on the market than Factory New or Minimal Wear.

How visible is the wear at Field-Tested?

Fairly visible — expect light scratching across the slide and grip. The racing-stripe styling still reads well despite it, since the contrast between bronze and black holds up regardless of surface wear.

Which gloves go with the Bullfrog?

Dark leather or driving-style gloves suit its racing theme, and a bronze or tan pair echoes the livery's accent color. It works well in a motorsport-inspired loadout alongside other bronze or black gear.