More accurate but less damaging than its AK-47 counterpart, the M4A4 is the full-auto assault rifle of choice for CTs.

This multi-purpose tactical knife features a serrated edge for ripping through coarse material like bone or fiber, plus a sharp gutting hook. The composite material handle is bolted to the blade with hex nuts.

A modern homage to a falchion sword, this clip point blade has a curved edge.

An ideal pistol for the Terrorist on the move, the Tec-9 is lethal in close quarters and features a high magazine capacity.

High risk and high reward, the infamous AWP is recognizable by its signature report and one-shot, one-kill policy.

The USP-S | Ticket to Hell skin was introduced in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive as part of the “Operation Broken Fang” case. This case, released in December 2020, offered a variety of new skins for various weapons in the game.

The USP-S | Ticket to Hell skin features a unique design inspired by a demonic theme. Its body is covered in a black and red pattern resembling flames and skulls, giving it a fiery and intimidating aesthetic. The skin also features gold accents, reminiscent of demonic armor, adding a contrasting element to the overall design. Like other skins, it comes in different wear levels, impacting its visual appearance.**The USP-S | Ticket to Hell skin has garnered a mixed reception from the Counter-Strike 2 community. While some players appreciate its unique demonic-inspired design and its fiery and intimidating aesthetic, others find it less appealing compared to other USP-S skins.

The skin’s popularity stems from individual preferences and the overall interest in its distinctive design. Some players might prioritize other USP-S skins, while others might find the demonic aesthetic less captivating compared to other skins. Ultimately, its appeal hinges on individual taste and the community’s interest in the skin’s design.

With a smaller magazine than its unmuffled counterpart, the silenced M4A1 provides quieter shots with less recoil and better accuracy.

With its curved blade mimicking a tiger's claw, the karambit was developed as part of the southeast Asian martial discipline of silat. The knife is typically used with a reverse grip, with the finger ring on the index finger.

★ Karambit | Damascus Steel (Field-Tested)

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