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CZ75-Auto | Circaetus (Factory new)
CZ75-Auto | Circaetus (Factory new)
CZ75-Auto | Circaetus (Factory new)
CZ75-Auto | Circaetus (Factory new)
CZ75-Auto | Circaetus (Factory new)
CZ75-Auto | Circaetus (Factory new)

CZ75-Auto | Circaetus (Factory new)

Mil-spec grade

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Exteriors
StatTrak™

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Summary Information

  • CategoryPistols
  • TypeCZ75-Auto
  • ExteriorFactory New
  • SideBoth
  • Skin RarityMil-spec grade
  • FamilyCircaetus
  • Finish StyleCustom Paint Job
  • Release dateMay 3rd, 2021
  • Game UpdateThe End of Broken Fang

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Skin description

A fully automatic variant of the CZ75, the CZ75-Auto is the ideal short-term choice for turning the tables and gaining your opponents weapon. But with very little ammo in the magazine, strong trigger discipline is required. A bird of prey carrying a snake has been custom painted on this CZ75. A snake eater, minus the catchy theme song

Background

CZ75-Auto | Circaetus made its debut in CS2 on May 3rd, 2021 (5 years ago) as part of the Snakebite Case, which arrived with the "The End of Broken Fang" update. The design was contributed by community artist "VilderAsuras".

How to Obtain

CZ75-Auto | Circaetus can be found inside the Snakebite Case. It also belongs to The Snakebite Collection.

Drop Chance

The rarity of CZ75-Auto | Circaetus is Mil-spec grade, giving it an estimated drop chance of 79.92% when unboxing. This makes it a common drop.

Pricing

CZ75-Auto | Circaetus ranges in price from $0.17 to $2.04, making it a very budget-friendly skin. It is currently available for purchase across multiple marketplaces.

Exterior Versions

CZ75-Auto | Circaetus has a float range of 0.00 to 0.90, meaning it comes in all exterior conditions. A StatTrak variant is also offered for each of those exterior conditions.

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