P250 | Wingshot (Well-Worn)

The P250 | Wingshot (Well-Worn) carries the same Restricted, vibrant hydrographic design in a more heavily worn state. It's a cheaper way to add this finish to a loadout.

Design

The whole P250 body is wrapped in a swirling hydrographic pattern created by the renowned skin designer SLIMEface. It carries an in-game quote from Franz Kriegeld, Phoenix Tactician: "Sometimes a subtle nudge is all it takes to get what you want."

P250 | Wingshot (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Wingshot's float range runs from 0.00 to 0.90, and Well-Worn sits near the top of that scale. Expect visible scuffing and some fading of the hydrographic colors at this grade, though the overall pattern stays recognizable. Since the finish never rolls past 0.90, even this grade falls a little short of the harshest wear a full-range skin could show.

P250 | Wingshot Rarity

The rarity is Restricted — the purple tier, one grade below Classified and still a genuinely uncommon drop.

P250 | Wingshot Case and Collection

Wingshot is part of The Shadow Collection, dropping from the Shadow Case introduced with the September 2015 update. Restricted-tier odds from that case sit around 15.98%, a rate shared across the entire tier rather than unique to this finish.

P250 | Wingshot Patterns

No pattern seed changes how Wingshot looks — the hydrographic design is identical on every copy. Wear and float are what actually separate one copy from the next.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak version of Wingshot exists too, adding a kill counter that permanently sticks with the item through trades once active. Souvenir copies were never produced, since that variant only comes from Major-tournament packages Wingshot has never appeared in.

P250 | Wingshot Price

Well-Worn ranks below Field-Tested on the price ladder, ahead of only Battle-Scarred — a budget-friendly way into the pattern within its already affordable mid-tier bracket. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Well-Worn Wingshot look?

Noticeably scuffed, with some fading in the hydrographic colors compared to Field-Tested. The float cap at 0.90 means it still avoids the absolute worst wear a full-range skin could reach, so the pattern stays visible.

Should I buy Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred Wingshot?

Well-Worn looks a little cleaner for a modest price difference, so it's the better pick unless the lowest possible cost is your main goal. Battle-Scarred saves a bit more for buyers focused purely on budget.

Is Well-Worn Wingshot a good budget pickup?

Yes, if you want the Restricted rarity and hydrographic design without paying mid-tier or top-grade prices. It's one of the more affordable ways into this finish while keeping the pattern reasonably visible.