Desert Eagle | Heirloom is a Restricted-tier finish from The Arms Deal 3 Collection (2013), dropping from the CS:GO Weapon Case 3. Available with StatTrak™. Live prices across Buff, Skinport, CSFloat, DMarket and other markets, plus 30-day price history and per-wear listings.
As expensive as it is powerful, the Desert Eagle is an iconic pistol that is difficult to master but surprisingly accurate at long range. It has been hand engraved and inlaid with a scroll pattern.
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As expensive as it is powerful, the Desert Eagle is an iconic pistol that is difficult to master but surprisingly accurate at long range. It has been hand engraved and inlaid with a scroll pattern.
The CS:GO Weapon Case 3 launched in November 2013 as part of the Arms Deal 3 Collection — one of the earliest batches of community workshop skins. Heirloom appeared as a Restricted Desert Eagle with hand engraving and scroll inlay work, offering a craft-focused alternative in a case otherwise dominated by hydrographic designs.
Heirloom uses hand engraving and scroll inlay — techniques borrowed from traditional gunsmithing that project generational value and careful craftsmanship. The name itself positions the skin as an object worth inheriting rather than discarding, distinct from the mass-production aesthetic of most CS2 finishes.
Heirloom has maintained appeal as a historic early-case Restricted finish with a craft-focused identity. It draws buyers who value the engraving technique and the skin's CS:GO-era heritage.
Restricted Grade from the CS:GO Weapon Case 3 — roughly a 1-in-156 chance per opening. Full float range to 0.80. StatTrak™ variants exist.
Heirloom drops from the CS:GO Weapon Case 3. StatTrak™ variants are available.
Available from Factory New through Battle-Scarred with a max float of 0.80, covering all five exterior grades.
Hand engraving with scroll pattern inlay across the frame — traditional gunsmithing techniques that produce a surface texture distinct from hydrographic or spray-applied finishes.
Heirloom is treated as a classic — its age, engraving technique, and the concept of an heirloom weapon all give it a narrative weight that more visually complex finishes sometimes lack.
