MAC-10 | Curse
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Description
Essentially a box that bullets come out of, the MAC-10 SMG boasts a high rate of fire, with poor spread accuracy and high recoil as trade-offs. It has been custom painted with a graphic image of a mummy.
History
The MAC-10 | Curse was first introduced to CS2 10 years ago, on May 1st, 2014. It was released as part of the "The Hunt Begins" update. The skin was created by the community designer "irecon".
Origin
The MAC-10 | Curse can not be obtained by opening any containers. Instead, the skin is part of the The Huntsman Collection.
Popularity
With a popularity of 85%, the MAC-10 | Curse is currently in the top 15% of the most popular items in CS2. This popularity measurement is based on the daily sales volume and the price of the skin.
Rarity
The MAC-10 | Curse is one of 253 other SMG skins. The rarity of the skin is Restricted, which makes the Curse a rather rare drop with an estimated drop chance of 15.98%.
Availability
With a price range between $7.25 and $43.52, the MAC-10 | Curse is a very affordable skin. Fortunately, it's currently widely available and can be purchased on multiple different markets.
Versions
The float value of the MAC-10 | Curse ranges from 0.00 to 0.50, which makes the skin available in all exteriors. For each exterior, there also exists a StatTrak version for the Curse.
Finish Style
This MAC-10 has been painted in a "Custom Paint Job" style, with the Curse finish. This style enables extremely customized looks in a full range of colors. The primary color of this skin is composed of a pink tint. Different pattern indexes have no effect on the Curse finish.
Community Sentiment
The MAC-10 | Curse has received over 4.2K votes on CSGOSKINS.GG, leading to an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars. The skin is currently also owned by the professional CS2 players xyp9x, happy and devilwalk.
