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SCAR-20 | Army Sheen (Field-Tested)

SCAR-20 | Army Sheen (Field-Tested)

The SCAR-20 | Army Sheen (Field-Tested) is a Consumer Grade rifle skin showing its metallic gray camo foil with a bit of honest wear. It's the most affordable and most common way to run the finish on the marksman rifle.

Design

The finish gives the SCAR-20 a gray military surface by stamping a camouflage pattern onto a metallic foil — a Valve design that leans quiet and practical rather than loud. The sheen of the foil is the one flourish on an otherwise understated army look. It carries the in-game line "Remember your training."

SCAR-20 | Army Sheen (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Army Sheen caps at a 0.00–0.30 float, and Field-Tested sits at the top of that narrow band — which makes it the most-worn grade the finish can reach. Even so, the cap keeps the damage modest: expect light scuffing and a slightly duller foil, but nothing like the heavy battering a full-range skin shows at its worst. This is as worn as the skin gets.

SCAR-20 | Army Sheen Rarity

This finish is Consumer Grade — the white tier at the base of the standard weapon hierarchy. Being the most common class, it stays cheap and plentiful, easy to grab in whatever condition you're after.

SCAR-20 | Army Sheen Case and Collection

Part of The Chop Shop Collection from the August 2014 update, this finish has no weapon case attached to it. Copies reach circulation through the collection's drops and trade-ups instead of case openings, so the market is the usual place to find a Field-Tested one.

SCAR-20 | Army Sheen Patterns

Pattern placement is locked on this finish. Regardless of paint seed, the camo foil appears the same on every copy, meaning there's no premium seed or blue gem to seek out. Copies differ only by their wear grade and float within it.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Just the regular finish exists here — no StatTrak version was ever produced, so there's no kill-counter variant on the market. Souvenir editions are absent as well, because they're made only for Major-tournament packages and this collection never featured as one.

SCAR-20 | Army Sheen Price

Field-Tested is the cheapest grade on the finish's short ladder, sitting below both Minimal Wear and Factory New — the budget entry into the army-foil look. Since the whole finish is inexpensive, the gap between grades is small. Grab it on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does the Field-Tested look?


Milder than the name suggests. Because Army Sheen is float-capped at 0.30, Field-Tested is the most-worn grade possible, yet it only shows light scuffing and a slightly muted foil. It never reaches the heavy paint loss a full-range skin displays at Field-Tested, so it stays presentable in game.


Is Field-Tested a smart budget buy?


Yes. It's the cheapest grade of an already inexpensive finish, and thanks to the tight float cap it still looks fairly tidy — closer to the higher grades than you'd expect. For players who just want the gray army foil in their loadout at minimal cost, it's the obvious pick.


Why doesn't Field-Tested look badly beaten up?


The finish caps at a 0.30 float rather than the usual 1.0, so its Field-Tested copies sit far from the extreme end of the wear scale. That cap, combined with a muted gray base that hides scuffs, keeps the skin looking more intact here than most Field-Tested finishes do.