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Sawed-Off | Morris (Battle-Scarred)
The Sawed-Off | Morris (Battle-Scarred) is a Mil-Spec shotgun skin carrying its ornate flowers in a pale palette at their most worn. It's the lowest-cost way to own the finish, trading surface polish for the cheapest entry.
Design
Morris keeps its charm simple: ornate flowers over the body in soft, pale tones, a decorative art-nouveau look that's uncommon on this class of weapon. Designed by the community artist iamrexar, it ships with the fitting in-game quote: "Close quarters nouveau."
Sawed-Off | Morris (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear
Battle-Scarred occupies the top end of the 0.00–1.00 float range, making it the most heavily worn grade the finish comes in. Scratching and paint loss spread widely across the body and the flowers are dulled, yet the pale palette keeps the design legible even here. It's the pick for players chasing the look at the lowest possible cost.
Sawed-Off | Morris Rarity
Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade — the blue tier, the base rank of the standard weapon grades. It's the most common grade to unbox, keeping it affordable, while the ornate floral art still gives it more character than the average Mil-Spec skin.
Sawed-Off | Morris Case and Collection
This finish sits in The Spectrum 2 Collection and is unboxed from the Spectrum 2 Case, which came out in September 2017. As the case's Mil-Spec tier, it's the most frequently unboxed grade of the group, so it's widely available and the market supplies most copies in circulation.
Sawed-Off | Morris Patterns
Because the ornate flowers sit identically on every copy, this finish has no random pattern variation — nothing like a paint seed or "blue gem" to hunt for. Wear and float are the only differences from one copy to the next.
StatTrak & Souvenir
A StatTrak™ Morris is available too, dropping from the Spectrum 2 Case with a confirmed-kill counter attached; it's a rarer and costlier item than the standard drop, and its counter never gets wiped, carrying over through trades and sales alike. No Souvenir version was ever made — Souvenir weapons come only from Major-tournament packages, and this finish never featured in one.
Sawed-Off | Morris Price
Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade of this skin, the entry-level way to run the floral design for players who value the artwork over the condition. As a Mil-Spec finish it's an inexpensive pick to begin with. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.
FAQ
Is the Battle-Scarred copy still recognizable?
Yes. Despite widespread scratches and dulled paint, the pale floral palette keeps the ornate design clearly readable at a glance in-game. Battle-Scarred is about accepting heavy visible wear in exchange for the lowest price, not losing the look — the flowers still come through on the body.
Why is Battle-Scarred the cheapest grade?
Float sets the grade, and Battle-Scarred sits at the worn top of the 0.00–1.00 scale, so these copies show the most scuffing and paint loss. That heavier wear means buyers pay less, which makes Battle-Scarred the budget entry point into a finish that's already affordable at the Mil-Spec tier.
Does wear change how the Sawed-Off performs?
No. Wear, float, and grade are purely cosmetic — they affect how the skin looks, never how the weapon shoots. A Battle-Scarred Morris fires exactly like a Factory New one; the only differences are appearance and price, so the lowest grade is a perfectly viable choice for actual gameplay.






























