First look in inspect

Night Polymer (internal fiveseven_polymer_dark) is the rare gunsmith slot on the Five-Seven in the Dead Hand Terminal collection. No sticker circus—one material story: dark base plus a transparent purple polymer shell, like hard candy over jelly when you spin it in inspect. Light reads slightly see-through; hue pulls violet. That short flavor line—wrapped in a purple candy shell—is the whole pitch: 聚合 here is gloss and layers fused, not a busy pattern.

Release & pedigree

• Live: 2026-03-11, with the Dead Hand Skins patch and the rest of the terminal set.
• Author: Strenson (Workshop), aligned with the industrial terminal look of the line.

Where it drops

Only two lanes—no random cross-case grind:

• Encapsulated Dead Hand Terminal
• Dead Hand Terminal

Rare tier in the set: relatively friendly to pull, fine for set completion or learning wear tiers on a gunsmith skin.

Wear & buy logic

Full 0.0–1.0. Gunsmith means edges, highlights, and fade matter more than float number alone.

| Goal | What to check in 3D inspect |
|------|------------------------------|
| Official “candy shell” | Lower wear: cleaner purple, stronger transparency, sharper highlights on slide and barrel |
| Battle-worn / grey-purple | Mid–high wear: shell scuffs, contrast softens, less “jelly in a case” |

Shop conclusion: Treat it as a low-wear material skin if you care about the polymer read. For set display with other Dead Hand Terminal pieces, a consistent float band looks better than one FN next to heavily played mates. Source is simple—farm or buy from the two cases above, or filter Steam Market / C5GAME by collection + wear; always confirm purple saturation and shell edges in-game before you pay up.

Expert muttering

Set cohesion is the silent flex: same terminal palette, same “sealed hardware” story as siblings—great for a themed loadout screen, less exciting as a lone flex unless someone knows gunsmith Five-Sevens. Recognition is material, not logo: friends spot it from purple block transitions on grip, slide, and shroud under different map lighting. If you’re flipping, rare + clear case tie-in helps liquidity versus obscure covert stickers nobody asked for. Skip chasing “perfect float” unless you’re comparing two listings side by side—the difference between good and great is often inspect lighting, not the third decimal. C5 or Steam, same rule: screenshot lies, spin the model.