SCAR-20 | Brass (Field-Tested)

The SCAR-20 | Brass (Field-Tested) is a Mil-Spec Grade rifle skin finished to look like solid brass, here with a bit of honest tarnish and wear. It's a more attainable way onto the gold-metal look than the top grades.

Design

The finish gives the SCAR-20 a warm gold sheen by replacing parts of the weapon with a brass-toned metal — a Valve design that skips graphics entirely and leans on the material. The in-game line "Fool's gold" nods to the luxe-yet-playful concept. It's the SCAR-20 dressed as polished metal rather than painted.

SCAR-20 | Brass (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Across the full 0.00–1.00 float range, Field-Tested lands in the middle. Here the brass picks up visible tarnish and a duller, more mottled patina across the body, with the metal darkening in high-contact areas. It's plainly a used finish, but the gold tone still carries the look at playing distance.

SCAR-20 | Brass Rarity

This finish is Mil-Spec Grade — the blue tier at the entry point of the standard weapon hierarchy. The rarity is common on paper, but scarce real-world supply means the finish behaves like a far higher-tier skin on the market.

SCAR-20 | Brass Case and Collection

Part of The Norse Collection released with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019, this finish has no weapon case tied to it. Copies entered circulation through the operation's drops and trade-ups, and with Shattered Web retired the supply is capped — the market, not unboxing, is where copies come from.

SCAR-20 | Brass Patterns

Brass carries no rare pattern tier — as a patina finish, there's no "blue gem" seed to chase. What does shift with the paint seed is the metal's patina texture, and some collectors lean toward a cleaner, more even patina. It's a minor cosmetic preference rather than a meaningful value factor here.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Just the regular finish exists — 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 | Brass Price

Field-Tested is one of the more attainable rungs on the finish's ladder, coming in below Minimal Wear and Factory New — though on a grail-tier skin like this, even the mid grades stay well above ordinary SCAR-20 finishes. Grab it on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does the Field-Tested look?

Moderately, and in a way that suits a metal finish. Instead of scratched paint, the brass darkens into a mottled tarnish across the body and high-contact zones. Some players actually like this aged look on Brass — it reads as a weathered gold rather than damage, and stays presentable at normal playing distance.

Is Field-Tested a good value on Brass?

Relatively, yes. It sits below the top grades while keeping the distinctive gold-metal identity, so it's the more accessible entry onto a grail-tier finish. Bear in mind that Brass runs expensive at every grade because of its thin, retired supply — even Field-Tested is far from a budget buy.

Does the tarnished look hurt resale?

Not much. Because Brass is a metal patina finish, the aging at Field-Tested reads as character rather than the harsh paint loss seen on other skins, and demand for the gold look stays firm across grades. Condition and float still shape the price, but the finish holds value well.