PP-Bizon | Brass (Battle-Scarred)

Battle-Scarred is the most heavily oxidized and cheapest grade of the PP-Bizon | Brass, a Mil-Spec SMG finish built from brass-plated weapon parts. It's the budget way to add this metallic finish to a loadout.

Design

Rather than paint, Brass swaps sections of the weapon for real brass plating, a design credited to Valve with the fitting flavor text "Fool's gold" nodding to its shiny, imitation-precious look.

PP-Bizon | Brass (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Brass floats the full 0.00 to 1.00 range without a cap, so Battle-Scarred here reaches genuinely heavy tarnish and discoloration — a rougher extreme than most other Bizon finishes reach, since their float ranges stop well short of 1.00.

PP-Bizon | Brass Rarity

This finish is Mil-Spec Grade, one tier above Consumer Grade — a common rarity classification rather than a scarce one.

PP-Bizon | Brass Case and Collection

Brass belongs to The Dust 2 Collection, released with the "Out with the old, in with the new" update in November 2013. There's no weapon case for it, and within its collection tier it drops at a high rate near 80 percent.

PP-Bizon | Brass Patterns

Seed has a small but real effect on Brass's patina texture, so even at Battle-Scarred, some copies show a slightly cleaner or more uneven brass surface than others depending on the specific seed.

StatTrak & Souvenir

There's no StatTrak edition of this finish. A Souvenir version exists, first distributed in the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package and reissued through many subsequent Major souvenir packages — a separate line from the standard finish here.

PP-Bizon | Brass Price

Battle-Scarred sits at the bottom of the Brass price ladder, the cheapest way to own this brass-plated finish. Because the float here reaches the full 1.00 ceiling, the wear at this grade is genuinely heavier than on Bizon finishes with a lower float cap. Available on Skin.Land with instant delivery.

FAQ

How worn is Battle-Scarred on the PP-Bizon | Brass?

Quite worn — with the float reaching a full 1.00 rather than being capped, Battle-Scarred Brass shows heavier oxidation and discoloration than many other Bizon finishes hit at their roughest grade.

What's the cheapest way to buy the Brass?

Battle-Scarred, sitting at the top of the finish's uncapped float range and the bottom of its price ladder, gives the lowest cost entry into this metallic finish.

Is a Souvenir Brass different from the regular Battle-Scarred version?

Yes, the Souvenir line comes from Major-tournament packages starting with the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package, and it's tracked separately from the standard finish reviewed on this page across every wear.