Five-SeveN | Dark Polymer (Battle-Scarred)

The Five-SeveN | Dark Polymer (Battle-Scarred, BS) is a Mil-Spec finish styled after transparent purple polymer, shown here at its roughest condition. It's the least expensive way onto this pistol's shine, if surface condition isn't your top concern.

Design

Strenson, a community designer, created this finish around the idea of a transparent purple polymer shell over the Five-SeveN's frame. It ties neatly to the flavor text, "wrapped in a purple candy shell," even at this wear level.

Five-SeveN | Dark Polymer (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

At the top of the finish's 0.00–1.00 float range, Battle-Scarred shows the heaviest wear the Dark Polymer reaches — a scuffed, worn-down surface that trades away most of the glassy shine. The purple color still comes through, just without the shell's clarity.

Five-SeveN | Dark Polymer Rarity

Mil-Spec Grade is the rarity here, the blue and most common weapon tier in CS2, meaning copies are never in short supply.

Five-SeveN | Dark Polymer Case and Collection

Dark Polymer released with The Dead Hand Collection in the March 2026 Dead Hand update, and it drops from the Sealed Dead Hand Terminal. As a Mil-Spec finish it shares in the tier's roughly 79.92% drop rate, so it's never hard to come by.

Five-SeveN | Dark Polymer Patterns

Since the Dark Polymer is a fixed finish, the paint-seed index never alters its appearance — the transparent purple effect is identical from copy to copy. Only wear and float distinguish one from the next.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Only the regular finish exists here — no StatTrak™ tracking and no Souvenir tag. Souvenir status is reserved for Major-tournament packages, and the Dead Hand Collection has never been part of one.

Five-SeveN | Dark Polymer Price

Battle-Scarred is the least expensive grade on the Dark Polymer's ladder, the bottom of an already budget-friendly finish. It's about as cheap as this look gets. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Battle-Scarred worth buying over Well-Worn (WW)?

Only if squeezing out the lowest possible price is the priority. Well-Worn looks noticeably better for a small cost difference, so most buyers lean that way unless every dollar counts.

Does Battle-Scarred still show the purple polymer look?

Yes, the purple tone remains visible even at this wear level, though the glassy shine is mostly gone and the surface reads scuffed. The design stays identifiable, just far from its best condition.

Why is this finish so cheap even at low wear?

It's a Mil-Spec Grade finish, the most common tier in CS2, and the fact-sheet's price data places it firmly in the budget range across every wear. Rarity and price tier, not just wear, drive the low cost here.