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AK-47 | Vulcan
Covert

AK-47 | Vulcan

AK-47 · The Huntsman Collection · StatTrak Available
Float Range 0.0000 – 0.9000

Maximum float is 0.90.

About the AK-47 | Vulcan

The AK-47 | Vulcan is widely considered one of the best-designed AK skins ever released, pairing a tight blue-grey body with sharp yellow accents. It is a Classified-tier favourite that holds value well, which makes it a rewarding — if competitive — trade-up output to aim for.

Trade-up strategy

Vulcan outputs command a premium, so the maths only works when your input floats are tuned to land a low-wear result. Target Factory New or Minimal Wear outputs, where the price jump versus Field-Tested is largest.

Market Prices

Wear Float Range Normal Price Volume StatTrak Price ST Volume
FN Factory New 0.00 – 0.07 €876.37 €1491.87
MW Minimal Wear 0.07 – 0.15 €508.85 €1096.55
FT Field-Tested 0.15 – 0.38 €239.96 €447.23
WW Well-Worn 0.38 – 0.45 €159.38 €304.52
BS Battle-Scarred 0.45 – 1.00 €130.26 €229.42
Estimated 10-skin contract cost (Battle-Scarred): €1302.56

Trade-Up Relevance

This skin is a possible <strong>output</strong> from Classified trade-up contracts in the The Huntsman Collection. Since Covert is the highest weapon rarity, it cannot be used as a trade-up input. Why it matters: In CS2 trade-ups, this skin's float range dictates the average float target required. If used as an input, its collection determines output odds. If targeted as an output, its profitability depends on the input cost and current market price.

RarityCovert
CollectionThe Huntsman Collection
Float Range0.00 – 0.90
Can Be Input? No
Can Appear as Output? Yes
AK-47 | Vulcan cannot be used as a trade-up input. It belongs to the highest rarity tier available in this collection, meaning there is no higher tier to trade up into.

Input Skins (Classified)

Find trade-ups using AK-47 | Vulcan → Open trade-up tools →

Why Float, Rarity and Collection Matter for Trade-Ups

In CS2 trade-up contracts, the output skin's wear is determined by a mathematical formula using each input skin's float value and float range. Lower input floats produce better output conditions, which often means significantly higher output prices.

The collection determines which skins can appear as output, and the rarity determines the tier. Understanding these mechanics is the key to finding profitable contracts.

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Float Value Details

0.0000 0.9000
0.00FNMWFTWWBS1.00

Trade-Up Float Formula

adjusted_float = (input_float - 0.00) / (0.90 - 0.00)

When AK-47 | Vulcan is used as a trade-up input, its float value is first normalized to the skin's specific float range (0.00 – 0.90). The adjusted float contributes to the average that determines output float.

Other Covert Skins in The Huntsman Collection

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the float range of AK-47 | Vulcan?
The AK-47 | Vulcan has a float range of 0.0000 to 0.9000. This means it can exist in these wear tiers: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred.
How much does AK-47 | Vulcan cost?
Prices vary by wear condition. The cheapest version (Battle-Scarred) is approximately €130.26. Check the price table above for all conditions.
Can I use AK-47 | Vulcan in a trade-up contract?
As a Covert skin from the The Huntsman Collection, it is an output-only skin. It can appear as an output from Classified → Covert trade-up contracts, but cannot be used as an input since there are no higher rarity skins in this collection.
What collection is AK-47 | Vulcan in?
The AK-47 | Vulcan is part of the The Huntsman Collection. This collection contains skins at multiple rarity tiers that can be combined in trade-up contracts.
Why is the AK-47 Vulcan so expensive?
Vulcan combines an iconic design with limited supply from its collection, so collector demand keeps prices high — especially in Factory New, where the yellow accents look cleanest.
Is the Vulcan worth targeting in a trade-up?
It can be, but only with carefully chosen low-float inputs. Because Factory New Vulcans are worth far more than worn ones, your expected value depends heavily on hitting a clean output float.