MAC-10 Red Filigree
About MAC-10 Red Filigree
MAC-10 Red Filigree features a red millefleur-style filigree pattern layered over a dark base, covering the compact body with dense floral scrollwork. The ornate decorative treatment contrasts with the MAC-10’s utilitarian shape, giving this SMG a more elaborate look than most skins available for the weapon in CS2.
Release & Source
The MAC-10 Red Filigree can be found in the The Canals Collection.
Float Range & Wear
The MAC-10 Red Filigree is available in all conditions, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. The higher the float value, the more scratches and wear will be visible on the skin.
The MAC-10 Red Filigree is a Restricted-tier skin with an estimated drop chance of ~15.98%, making it one of the more common MAC-10 skins in CS2.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Stickers with red, gold, and cream tones fit the floral hydrographic best. Good options include Crown (Foil), Dragon Lore (Foil), FaZe Clan (Gold), and Atlanta 2017 Gold team stickers for a clean red-and-gold craft. If you want a busier ornamental look, combine Crown (Foil) with two or three gold event stickers on the body.
MAC-10 Red Filigree fits well into red, gold, or antique-themed loadouts. Good pairings include AK-47 The Empress, Desert Eagle Golden Koi, Glock-18 Royal Legion, and CZ75-Auto Yellow Jacket. On the knife side, Lore finishes and Slaughter finishes also match its warm palette without clashing with the pattern.
Yes. Its millefleur-style floral hydrographic and the name “Filigree” point toward decorative European ornamental art, especially patterns associated with tapestries, metalwork, and antique design. That makes it stand out from most MAC-10 finishes, which usually lean industrial, tactical, or graffiti-inspired.
Most MAC-10 skins use bold graphics, flat color blocking, or street-style themes, while Red Filigree uses a dense ornamental pattern across the body. Compared with skins like MAC-10 Propaganda or MAC-10 Aloha, it has a more classical and decorative look rather than a modern poster or tropical theme. It is also tied to The Canals Collection, which reinforces that old-world visual direction.
