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StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers (Factory new)
StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers (Factory new)
StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers (Factory new)
StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers (Factory new)
StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers (Factory new)
StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers (Factory new)

StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers (Factory new)

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Mil-spec grade

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Summary Information

  • CategorySMGs
  • TypeUMP-45
  • ExteriorFactory New
  • SideBoth
  • Skin RarityMil-spec grade
  • FamilyMetal Flowers
  • Finish StylePatina
  • Release dateMay 23rd, 2017
  • Game UpdateOperation Hydra

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Skin description

The misunderstood middle child of the SMG family, the UMP45's small magazine is the only drawback to an otherwise versatile close-quarters automatic. It has been given a steel-colored pattern of funeral roses. In memoriam

Background

StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers made its debut in CS2 on May 23rd, 2017 (9 years ago) as part of the Operation Hydra Case, which arrived with the "Operation Hydra" update. The design was contributed by community artist "G-99Factory".

How to Obtain

StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers can be found inside the Operation Hydra Case. It also belongs to Operation Hydra.

Drop Chance

The rarity of StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers is Mil-spec grade, giving it an estimated drop chance of 79.92% when unboxing. This makes it a common drop.

Pricing

StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers ranges in price from $3.54 to $8.03, making it a very budget-friendly skin. It is currently available for purchase across multiple marketplaces.

Exterior Versions

StatTrak™ UMP-45 | Metal Flowers has a float range of 0.00 to 0.70, meaning it comes in all exterior conditions. A StatTrak variant is also offered for each of those exterior conditions.

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