CS2 MAC-10 Skins
All 55 MAC-10 finishes in CS2, priced from $0.01 to $327.00. Compare live prices from 9 marketplaces across 5 wear conditions, with float ranges and pattern data on every skin, plus StatTrak™ pricing on 27 of them.
MAC-10
The MAC-10 is T-side's $1,050 money printer. It sprints at 240 units/second, stays surprisingly accurate while running, fires at 800 RPM, and pays $600 per kill — double a rifle's reward. On the round after a pistol win, few purchases swing an economy harder.
55 Available Skins
Browse all MAC-10 skins with live market prices from major marketplaces.
Hot Snakes
Tornado
Stalker
Red Filigree
Propaganda
Copper Borre
Case Hardened
Gold Brick
Toybox
Neon Rider
Graven
Fade
Amber Fade
Commuter
Nuclear Garden
Disco Tech
Urban DDPAT
Ultraviolet
Indigo
Derailment
Curse
Heat
Tatter
Aloha
Malachite
Pipe Down
Strats
Pipsqueak
Saibā Oni
Button Masher
Surfwood
Last Dive
Allure
Cat Fight
Echoing Sands
Lapis Gator
Carnivore
Classic Crate
Whitefish
Palm
Poplar Thicket
Rangeen
Light Box
Sakkaku
Ensnared
Monkeyflage
Sienna Damask
Oceanic
Calf Skin
Snow Splash
Candy Apple
Silver
Acid Hex
Bronzer
Storm Camo
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Accuracy & Recoil
Extracted directly from CS2's weapon data files — the exact values the game uses.
The MAC-10's exact spray pattern — all 30 bullets, computed from the recoil data in the game files. First bullet at the bottom. Practice it in the Spray Trainer or compare weapons on the recoil patterns page.
Combat Statistics
Economy Context
Verdict: The MAC-10 is a mid-buy and force rounds weapon at $1,050 — 2 kills at $600 each cover its cost. The UMP-45 costs $150 more if you're weighing the closest smg alternative.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why does the MAC-10 give a $600 kill reward?
- All SMGs except the P90 pay $600 per kill — double the rifle reward — to make them worth buying on anti-eco rounds when raw firepower isn't needed. The MAC-10 is the cheapest way to farm that bonus, which is why it defines round two after a T pistol win.
- MAC-10 or MP7 on T-side?
- The MAC-10 ($1,050) wins on price, movement speed, and run-and-gun accuracy; the MP7 ($1,500) shoots straighter at mid range and penetrates armor slightly better. For pure anti-eco rushing take the MAC-10; if the enemy might force with armor, the MP7's extra reach earns its $450.
- Is the MAC-10 good against armor?
- Poorly — 57.5% armor penetration is among the worst of any primary. Against helmeted full-buys you need to be point-blank or aiming at heads. That weakness is by design: the MAC-10 is an economy weapon for anti-ecos, not a rifle substitute.
- How much damage does the MAC-10 do in CS2?
- The MAC-10 deals 29 base damage per hit with 57.5% armor penetration. Headshot multiplier is 4x, meaning a headshot deals 116 damage before armor reduction.
- How much does the MAC-10 cost in CS2?
- The MAC-10 costs $1,050 to buy and gives a $600 kill reward. It's available to terrorist players.
- What is the MAC-10 fire rate?
- The MAC-10 fires at 800 rounds per minute (RPM) with a 30-round magazine. Reload time is 2.57 seconds.
- How many skins does the MAC-10 have in CS2?
- The MAC-10 currently has 55 skins available in Counter-Strike 2, ranging across multiple rarity tiers from Consumer Grade to Covert.
- Is the MAC-10 good in CS2?
- The MAC-10 is T-side's $1,050 money printer. It sprints at 240 units/second, stays surprisingly accurate while running, fires at 800 RPM, and pays $600 per kill — double a rifle's reward. On the round after a pistol win, few purchases swing an economy harder.