CS2 Five-SeveN Skins

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the Five-SeveN so good on eco rounds?

It combines 91% armor penetration — so enemy kevlar barely matters — with a 20-round magazine and a close-range one-shot headshot through helmets. For $500, CTs get a weapon that genuinely threatens full-buy attackers in close-quarters site defence.

Five-SeveN or Deagle for CTs?

The Five-SeveN is the consistency pick: deep magazine, forgiving spray-adjacent fire, close one-tap. The Deagle ($700) trades all of that forgiveness for a one-shot headshot at any range. Confident aimers on open maps take the Deagle; everyone else usually earns more with the Five-SeveN.

What is the Tec-9 equivalent for CT-side?

This is it. The Five-SeveN and Tec-9 are the mirrored $500 side-exclusive eco pistols — the Five-SeveN leaning into magazine depth and armor penetration for defensive holds, the Tec-9 into fire rate and mobility for T-side aggression.

How much damage does the Five-SeveN do in CS2?

The Five-SeveN deals 32 base damage per hit with 91.15% armor penetration. Headshot multiplier is 4x, meaning a headshot deals 128 damage before armor reduction.

How much does the Five-SeveN cost in CS2?

The Five-SeveN costs $500 to buy and gives a $300 kill reward. It's available to counter-terrorist players.

What is the Five-SeveN fire rate?

The Five-SeveN fires at 400 rounds per minute (RPM) with a 20-round magazine. Reload time is 2.2 seconds.

How many skins does the Five-SeveN have in CS2?

The Five-SeveN currently has 40 skins available in Counter-Strike 2, ranging across multiple rarity tiers from Consumer Grade to Covert.

Is the Five-SeveN good in CS2?

The Five-SeveN is the CT eco pistol that behaves like it didn't read the eco memo: 91% armor penetration, a 20-round magazine, 100 reserve rounds, and a close-range helmet one-tap, all for $500. When CTs "save" and still win the round, this is usually the gun that did it.