P250 | Re.built (Field-Tested)

The P250 | Re.built (Field-Tested) keeps the interlocking-triangle design intact in the game's most commonly seen condition grade. It's a comfortable middle ground between a fresher look and a lower price.

Design

Interlocking triangles and other simple, clean-cut shapes are custom painted across the P250, giving it a minimal, modern feel instead of a busy pattern. Wonder Bit designed it as a community submission, and it ships with the flavor text "Ninth time's the charm."

P250 | Re.built (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Landing in the middle of the finish's 0–0.9 float range, Field-Tested shows some light scuffing on the grip and slide, though the geometric shapes still stand out clearly against the base color. It's the condition most players actually carry into matches.

P250 | Re.built Rarity

Mil-Spec Grade is the rarity here — the blue tier, more common than Restricted or Classified but a notch above the most basic Consumer Grade skins.

P250 | Re.built Case and Collection

This finish drops from the Revolution Case as part of The Revolution Collection, which arrived in February 2023. As a group, Mil-Spec finishes make up roughly 79.92% of the case's pulls, meaning Re.built shows up often among unboxed copies.

P250 | Re.built Patterns

The triangle artwork doesn't vary by seed — it's a fixed design, so there's no paint-seed lottery or "best pattern" version to look for. Only the wear grade changes how a given copy presents.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both a regular and a StatTrak™ version of this finish exist, with the StatTrak copy tracking kills through a counter that stays with the item permanently. There's no Souvenir version, since that would require a Major-tournament package this finish has never appeared in.

P250 | Re.built Price

Field-Tested prices in below Minimal Wear, trimming a bit more off an already inexpensive finish. It remains an easy, low-cost way to run the geometric design. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested show noticeable wear on Re.built?

Some light scuffing shows up on the grip and slide, but the triangle shapes stay easy to identify against the base color, so the overall design reads clearly in-game.

Is Field-Tested the most popular grade for this finish?

It tends to be one of the most common grades players run, since it balances a still-clear geometric look with a lower price than Minimal Wear or Factory New.

What loadout colors work with Re.built?

Because the palette is neutral and geometric, gray, black, or white gloves all pair well without clashing with the triangle shapes.