If your loadout needs an MP7 that reads from across the map, this Shattered Web drop is built for that job. Community designer PTP gave it a laminated base stacked with fluorescent color blocks—custom hand-painted finish, not a flat print—so it feels like street graffiti ported into a round. Mythical in the collection: not the rarest card in the set, but the silhouette and contrast are easy to spot in casual and ranked alike.

Wear runs 0.00–1.00, full range. Factory New and low float usually mean cleaner laminate and sharper neon edges; as float climbs, the ground tone dulls and borders can soften—but where the pattern sits on your copy matters as much as the number. Two Field-Tested listings can look nothing alike. Before you spend, inspect in a lobby or use full preview and ask: are the blocks still bright enough, are edges crisp, does the layout on the receiver look good to you?

Drop sources: Shattered Web Weapon Case and the Shattered Web collection. Live date 2019-11-18, same patch as the operation.

Buying guide verdict

• Single pick: Solid everyday MP7 if you like loud color; mythical pricing is usually saner than chasing top-tier Shattered Web flex pieces.
• Set collectors: Pairs well with other operation skins in a display case; one gun can carry the neon theme.
• Budget: Slightly worn and Field-Tested often keep most of the fluorescent punch—good value if you play it. Low float is for showcase and inspect flex.
• Where to shop: On C5GAME or Steam Community Market, flip through several pattern templates; list thumbnails lie constantly on high-contrast skins like this.

Expert notes

Official copy describes laminate plus fluorescent fill—that’s the mental model. Low wear = punchy blocks on a cleaner base; high wear = moodier, sometimes muddy depending on placement. Reload and inspect animations are half the point; if you only care about idle hold, you’re underusing the skin. No need to mythic-worship the rarity tier—buy the copy you actually see, not the rarity label.

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