R8 Revolver | Memento (Well-Worn)

Well-Worn brings clear surface wear to the R8 Revolver | Memento (Well-Worn), a Mil-Spec revolver skin otherwise defined by its ivory grip and intricate gray metalwork. It's a cheaper way into a premium-tier finish for buyers prioritizing price.

Design

Intricate gray metalwork across the frame, barrel, and cylinder paired with an ivory grip make up this MadPoly-designed finish. The in-game line "Giddy up!" carries the same western tone the artwork goes for.

R8 Revolver | Memento (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn falls further down Memento's 0.00–0.80 float band, where the metalwork detail loses some sharpness and the ivory grip shows noticeable graying. Since the finish is capped below a full 1.0 float, this grade still stays milder than the worst wear a full-range skin can reach.

R8 Revolver | Memento Rarity

The rarity here is Mil-Spec Grade, the blue tier and the most common among the standard weapon grades.

R8 Revolver | Memento Case and Collection

Memento comes from the Shattered Web Case, part of The Shattered Web Collection that debuted with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. Mil-Spec pulls from that case land around 80% of the time.

R8 Revolver | Memento Patterns

Since the metalwork design is fixed, Well-Worn copies show the exact same artwork as any other grade — there's no paint seed or blue-gem variation to look for. Wear level is the only real differentiator between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak version of Memento exists alongside the regular finish, both sourced from the Shattered Web Case. No Souvenir edition exists, since Souvenir weapons only ever come from Major-tournament packages, and this finish was never part of one.

R8 Revolver | Memento Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Memento ladder, a notably cheaper entry point into an otherwise premium finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How much detail is lost at Well-Worn?

The gray metalwork softens and the ivory grip grays noticeably, but the overall ivory-and-gray design remains recognizable. It's a visible step down from Field-Tested, mainly trading polish for a lower price.

Why doesn't Well-Worn Memento look fully trashed?

Because the finish is float-capped at 0.80 rather than the full 1.0, its worse grades never reach the most extreme wear possible on a skin. Well-Worn still shows real damage, just not as severe as an uncapped finish would at this point.

Is Well-Worn worth it over Battle-Scarred for this skin?

If keeping slightly more definition in the metalwork matters, yes, though on a premium finish like this the price gap between the two lowest grades is usually the bigger factor for budget-focused buyers.