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The Sawed-Off | Highwayman Minimal Wear is potent within close quarters but requires precision due to poor accuracy and a slow firing rate. Sleek black and gold lacquer with a scotch thistle motif adds class to your deadly arsenal.
The Sawed-Off | Highwayman first appeared in the CS2 scene on November 11th, 2014, and was included in the Operation Vanguard Weapon Case during the "Operation Vanguard" update. This particular skin is the work of the gifted community designer Coridium and has ever since been one of the highly desirable collector's items for both collectors and players.
The Sawed-Off | Highwayman is a realistic reimagining of the classic shotgun, with a rugged look that speaks to the weathering and wear a weapon would endure at the hands of bandits on the open road. This skin can be unlocked by opening an Operation Vanguard Weapon Case, and it is also part of the wider Vanguard Collection, which emphasizes a number of unique designs, all oriented around various military operations.
The Sawed-Off | Highwayman - Minimal Wear - is a rather popular skin, which is in the top 25% of the rarity distribution of all CS2 skins, reaching a popularity rating of 75%. This skin's evaluation is based on its daily sales volume and price.
The Sawed-Off | Highwayman Minimal Wear is one of 134 other Shotgun skins in CS2. Its Restricted rarity classifies it as a fairly rare drop, with an estimated drop chance of 15.98%.
The Sawed-Off | Highwayman Minimal Wear has a relatively friendly price, ranging from $0.45 to $6.32, so it's widely used by gamers wanting some style on the cheap side. The skin is really easy to get since it's widely available in various markets, and there are 89.4K units in public CS2 inventories as of today.
The float value of the Sawed-Off | Highwayman from Minimal Wear in CS2 ranges from 0.07 to 0.15, thus giving it a pretty fresh skin with minor scratches and very few signs of wear. All exteriors are available, ranging from Factory New to Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. There is also the StatTrak version of each exterior, which will allow the user to track the kills made with this truly unique shotgun skin.
Due to this, the general community sentiment for the Sawed-Off | Highwayman Minimal Wear skin in CS2 is very positive, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars based on over 2.2K votes on addskins.gg. This skin has been highly spoken of by pro players such as daps, seang@res, and patsi, thus increasing its desirability and prestige.
This Sawed-Off | Highwayman has an attractive weathered patina finish, reminiscent of a well-used firearm that seems to have seen many a mile on the open road. The brown tint brings a great amount of warmth to the overall feel of the gun, while the pattern of the Highwayman remains consistent through all the pattern indexes to ensure a slick look no matter which variation.
According to the forecast, the price of the Sawed-Off | Highwayman (Minimal Wear) is expected fall down to $ 2.23 (-3.04%) in a month. After that, in the next quarter it will rise to $ 2.3 (0.0%). Further ahead, it is pojected to increase to $ 2.71 (17.83%) in half a year. Then, in a calendar year, it will likely rise to $ 4.69 (104.0%). Confidence is high — it is advised to buy.
Each skin has a minimum and maximum wear value, that's what we call a wear range. The line shows the available wear range for this skin.
