AUG
rifleAutomatic assault rifle that can be used both with or without scope. Based on the Steyr AUG rifle developed in Austria in 1978. Among the main advantages of AUG are large magazine capacity and high efficiency at long distances thanks to the scope. The main disadvantages include high price and high bullet spread when burst-firing.
Available Skins
Every finish released for the AUG
Midnight Lily
381.66
Hot Rod
489.14
Flame Jörmungandr
349.89
Akihabara Accept
380.54
Copperhead
144.30
Sand Storm
22.01
Chameleon
95.44
Anodized Navy
25.80
Lil' Pig
26.53
Carved Jade
4.73
Wings
14.59
Syd Mead
13.09
Torque
6.14
Bengal Tiger
11.49
Fleet Flock
13.83
Death by Puppy
4.64
Momentum
6.74
Daedalus
5.20
Spalted Wood
1.01
Stymphalian
4.04
Eye of Zapems
1.80
Colony
2.16
Radiation Hazard
2.31
Amber Fade
1.84
Navy Murano
2.11
Arctic Wolf
2.21
Aristocrat
1.57
Random Access
1.57
Plague
0.64
Surveillance
1.09
Amber Slipstream
0.34
Ricochet
0.37
Tom Cat
0.24
Triqua
0.23
Luxe Trim
0.31
Condemned
0.19
Snake Pit
0.14
Contractor
0.19
Storm
0.19
Commando Company
0.19
Sweeper
0.10
About the AUG
Overview · Skins
Overview
The AUG is an automatic assault rifle issued to the Counter-Terrorist side for $3,300, one of the pricier rifles available. It is based on the Steyr AUG, an Austrian design from 1978, and can be fired either with its built-in scope active or without it. The rifle holds 30 rounds per magazine with 90 in reserve and fires at about 666 rounds per minute, dealing 31 to 35 damage to the body and 100 to 112 to the head. Its scope gives it strong performance at long range and its magazine outlasts most rivals, but the high price is compounded by bullet spread that widens noticeably during burst fire.
Skins
The wiki lists 46 skins for the AUG. Mil-Spec Grade leads with 15, Restricted and Consumer Grade each add 9, Classified contributes 7, Industrial Grade adds 4, and Covert accounts for the remaining 2. Among the rarest named are Akihabara Accept, Chameleon, Bengal Tiger, and Death by Puppy.
Guides
How this item works in CS2
CS2 Float Values Explained: Exteriors, Caps and Wear
A CS2 float runs 0.00–1.00 and sets skin wear. See the five exterior ranges, float caps by skin, how to check a float and how trade-ups use it.
CS2 Rarity Tiers and Case Odds: Official Drop Rates
CS2 skins come in seven rarity grades, Consumer to Contraband. See each color, the official case odds per tier, the StatTrak chance and how drops work.
CS2 Trade-Up Contracts: Rules, Odds and Float Formula
A CS2 trade-up turns 10 same-rarity skins into 1 of the next tier, or 5 Covert into a knife or gloves. Rules, odds and float formula, October 2026.