P2000 | Imperial Dragon

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P2000 | Imperial Dragon
Wear range
0.00–0.63
Released
2016-06-10
Paint kit
591
Finish style
Gunsmith
Sources
Gamma Case、The Gamma Collection
Drop chance (estimate)
Gamma Case:2.303589%;The Gamma Collection:2.687521%

Steam market price

CNY

Introduction

First Look

The P2000 Imperial Dragon is one of those skins that instantly screams 'old-school cool.' Released on June 15, 2016, as part of the Gamma Exposure update, it arrived alongside the Gamma Weapon Case. Designed by The Honey Badger, this skin wraps the P2000 in a red metallic finish with a detailed dragon motif. It's a Gunsmith finish, meaning the artwork is applied directly to the weapon's surface rather than as a pattern overlay.

Wear and Float

The Imperial Dragon has a float range of 0.00 to 0.63, which means it's available in all exterior conditions from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. That wide range is a double-edged sword: you can find a clean-looking one for cheap, but high-float copies can look pretty rough. The red metallic paint tends to show scratches and fading more prominently on the slide and grip.

  • Factory New / Minimal Wear: The dragon design pops with vibrant red and gold accents. These are the ones collectors want.
  • Field-Tested: Still looks decent, but you'll notice some wear on the edges. A good budget option.
  • Well-Worn / Battle-Scarred: The dragon gets muddy, and the metallic sheen dulls significantly. Only for deep-discount hunters.

Is It Worth Buying?

If you're a P2000 user, the Imperial Dragon is a solid choice. It's not the flashiest skin in the game, but the dragon motif and metallic finish give it a timeless appeal. Prices are generally affordable, especially in Field-Tested and below. However, if you want a truly clean look, be prepared to pay a premium for low-float copies. On C5GAME, you can often find good deals on mid-float versions. Just make sure to inspect the pattern placement—the dragon's head and body should be clearly visible on the slide.

Expert Ramblings

Honestly, the P2000 doesn't get much love these days, which keeps the Imperial Dragon under the radar. That's good news for buyers—you can snag a nice one without breaking the bank. But don't expect it to be a high-tier investment. It's a player's skin, not a collector's grail. If you main the P2000 and want something that looks classy without shouting, this is it. Just avoid the really beat-up ones; they lose all their charm.

Verdict: A stylish, affordable skin for P2000 enthusiasts. Grab a Field-Tested or Minimal Wear copy on C5GAME and enjoy the dragon.