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AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)
AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)

AK-47 | Jaguar (Factory new)

Covert

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$467.45
Exteriors
StatTrak™

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Summary Information

  • CategoryRifles
  • TypeAK-47
  • ExteriorFactory New
  • SideTerrorist
  • Skin RarityCovert
  • FamilyJaguar
  • Finish StyleCustom Paint Job
  • Release dateJuly 10th, 2014
  • Game UpdateSummer is heating up

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Skin description

Powerful and reliable, the AK-47 is one of the most popular assault rifles in the world. It is most deadly in short, controlled bursts of fire. It has been custom painted with the image of a panther over a tiger camo background.

Background

AK-47 | Jaguar made its debut in CS2 on July 10th, 2014 (12 years ago) as part of the eSports 2014 Summer Case, which arrived with the "Summer is heating up" update.

How to Obtain

AK-47 | Jaguar can be found inside the eSports 2014 Summer Case. It also belongs to The eSports 2014 Summer Collection.

Drop Chance

The rarity of AK-47 | Jaguar is Covert, giving it an estimated drop chance of 0.64% when unboxing. This makes it an extremely rare drop.

Pricing

AK-47 | Jaguar ranges in price from $73.48 to $946.54, making it a mid-range skin. It is currently available for purchase across multiple marketplaces.

Exterior Versions

AK-47 | Jaguar has a float range of 0.00 to 1.00, meaning it comes in all exterior conditions. A StatTrak variant is also offered for each of those exterior conditions.

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