XM1014 | Frost Borre (Field-Tested)

The XM1014 brings fully automatic force to close-range rooms; its rapid wall of pellets gives the shotgun a fierce close-range character. For the Frost Borre treatment, the anodized base is covered with controlled translucent layers that preserve the depth and reflection of the metal.

The composition is built around the main body components and remains coherent when the weapon is viewed from different sides.

The Frost Borre design joined the Counter-Strike catalog as a distinct work with its own family of variants.

From its debut onward, the skin has been treated as a design of its own rather than a later recolor of another finish. The XM1014 variants of Frost Borre differ in preservation, yet all belong to the same original work.

Among items from its release, XM1014 | Frost Borre is marked as Mil-Spec Grade. The label describes the work’s place in the hierarchy rather than the preservation of the selected variant.

On the XM1014, this tier distinguishes the work from artwork assigned to other levels. When variants are compared, rarity should be kept separate from edition and wear because each describes a different part of the item.

The Frost Borre treatment works with that character instead of burying the item's form beneath decoration.

On the XM1014, the Frost Borre treatment uses the Anodized Multicolored method, shaping the way the image meets its material and geometry. As wear increases, parts of the surface may lose definition without turning the treatment into a different design.

XM1014 | Frost Borre is easy to recognize through the pairing of a familiar silhouette with a distinct surface treatment. Its identity does not depend on inspecting tiny details.

A clear visual rhythm keeps Frost Borre from disappearing beside other finishes made for the XM1014. Condition adds another visible distinction: cleaner examples preserve more of the original detail, while abrasion gives the same design a rougher, quieter character.

The principal editions of XM1014 | Frost Borre are standard edition and Souvenir. By wear, the XM1014 covers Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred, so preservation depends on the selected variant.

No dedicated container is listed for Frost Borre. Its available editions and conditions are still treated separately. Matching wear alone does not make two items the same version: edition comes first, followed by surface condition.

The XM1014 | Frost Borre family includes standard edition and Souvenir. Its base version carries no special tracking feature; Souvenir marks the item as a tournament release.

Two examples may share the same wear yet differ by edition, so comparison always takes place in two steps. Each variant is built on the XM1014 | Frost Borre artwork; edition and surface preservation remain qualities of the individual item.