XM1014 | Grassland (Field-Tested)

The XM1014 | Grassland (Field-Tested) is a Consumer Grade shotgun finish showing its solid grassland-scheme colors with a touch of honest wear. Field-Tested keeps the earthy look clearly readable while sitting at the low end of the value ladder.

Design

The look is a grassland color scheme, with individual parts of the shotgun spray-painted in solid earthy tones — plain and field-ready rather than patterned. Valve created it as part of one of the game's oldest collections.

XM1014 | Grassland (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

On the 0.06–0.80 float scale, Field-Tested sits in the middle. Expect light-to-moderate scuffing on the body and some softening of the earthy colors, but the solid scheme holds up and the shotgun still reads clearly as Grassland. It's a common, everyday grade for this finish.

XM1014 | Grassland Rarity

Rarity: Consumer Grade — the white and lowest tier on the standard ladder. It's the most basic classification a finish can have, which is a big part of why this shotgun costs so little.

XM1014 | Grassland Case and Collection

Grassland is a finish from The Militia Collection, introduced with the Arms Deal update in August 2013. It's acquired through in-game drops rather than a weapon case, so the market is where copies turn up on the rare occasions they're listed.

XM1014 | Grassland Patterns

Because the color scheme is fixed, the paint-seed index does nothing — each copy carries the same solid grassland tones, and there's no seed or "blue gem" to seek out. The only real variables between copies are wear and float.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak version exists for this shotgun; a StatTrak counter is minted only for finishes released inside weapon cases, and this one came from a collection instead. There's no Souvenir edition either, because Souvenir weapons are produced only inside Major-tournament packages — and The Militia Collection has never been a Major drop.

XM1014 | Grassland Price

Field-Tested is another low-cost point on a ladder that never climbs high. As a Consumer-grade finish with little market value and few listings, this grade — like the others — asks a negligible price when it's available. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does the Field-Tested Grassland look worn?

A little, but not badly. You'll notice light-to-moderate scuffing and slightly softer earthy tones, yet the solid grassland scheme stays fully legible. Because the design is plain color rather than a fine pattern, mild wear blends in, and the shotgun keeps its field-ready look at this grade.

Is Grassland a good budget skin?

If you want a plain, earthy look on the XM1014 for almost nothing, yes. As a Consumer-grade finish it's among the cheapest ways to move off the default shotgun appearance. It carries no collector value, so treat it as a personality pick rather than something to hold or invest in.

Why does Grassland rarely show up for sale?

It's an old Consumer-grade skin from The Militia Collection, a 2013 drop-only set with such low value that few players bother listing copies. When supply and demand are both thin at the bottom of the market, listings can be sporadic — but the price stays negligible whenever one does appear.