SSG 08 | Red Stone (Battle-Scarred)

The SSG 08 | Red Stone (Battle-Scarred) shows the olive-and-maroon paint at its roughest, with heavy scuffing throughout. It's the cheapest way to pick up this finish.

Design

The look stays simple even at this grade: an olive grip and a maroon slide, a two-tone Valve design without extra graphics. It carries the flavor line "Shame, the inscriptions have worn away with use..."

SSG 08 | Red Stone (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Battle-Scarred sits at the top of Red Stone's float range, capped at 0.50 instead of running to the full 1.00. That cap keeps even this roughest grade milder than a fully worn skin, though heavy scuffing and paint loss are clearly visible across the grip and slide.

SSG 08 | Red Stone Rarity

Rarity: Consumer Grade — the white tier, the least rare grade the game assigns to any weapon skin.

SSG 08 | Red Stone Case and Collection

This finish is part of The Norse Collection, released with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019, and it has no associated weapon case. All supply flows through the collection.

SSG 08 | Red Stone Patterns

There's no seed-based variation on the Red Stone — every copy shows the same olive-and-maroon split regardless of wear. Wear and float remain the only distinguishing factors.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Red Stone has no StatTrak or Souvenir editions at any grade, including Battle-Scarred — it's strictly a regular finish. Souvenir status only applies to skins pulled from Major-tournament packages, which this one has never joined.

SSG 08 | Red Stone Price

Battle-Scarred is the least expensive grade on the Red Stone's ladder, the entry point for buyers chasing the lowest possible cost. Even at the floor of its price range, the finish keeps its premium standing relative to cheaper SSG 08 skins. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred Red Stone still wearable-looking?

Yes. Despite the heavy scuffing, the olive and maroon sections stay distinguishable, helped by a float cap of 0.50 rather than the full 1.00 maximum. It never reaches the most extreme wear a skin can show.

Why does this Battle-Scarred grade look less trashed than expected?

Because the finish's float tops out at 0.50 instead of 1.00, wear never pushes past that ceiling. The two-tone paint also doesn't rely on fine detail that would disappear quickly with scuffing.

Is Battle-Scarred the best budget option for this finish?

If cost is the only concern, yes — it's the cheapest grade available. Well-Worn is a small step up in both price and condition for buyers who want slightly less wear without paying Field-Tested rates.