CZ75-Auto
pistolFully-automatic pistol. Based on a pistol developed in Czechoslovakia in 1975. Among the main advantages of CZ75-Auto are relatively low price, high armor penetration, and capability to fire in bursts. The main disadvantages include small magazine capacity, high recoil, and low kill award. This is the first automatic pistol in CS:GO.
Available Skins
Every finish released for the CZ75-Auto
Chalice
412.37
Emerald Quartz
96.46
Emerald
32.17
The Fuschia Is Now
18.64
Xiangliu
14.64
Victoria
95.71
Nitro
3.94
Syndicate
6.23
Slalom
7.17
Tread Plate
8.37
Yellow Jacket
5.31
Silver
2.06
Poison Dart
3.33
Army Sheen
2.43
Midnight Palm
0.36
Green Plaid
3.94
Hexane
2.49
Crimson Web
3.53
Twist
1.10
Indigo
1.57
Tigris
2.60
Tacticat
1.34
Eco
0.94
Red Astor
1.53
Pole Position
1.57
Vendetta
0.67
Framework
0.29
Jungle Dashed
1.03
Tuxedo
0.26
Polymer
0.44
Circaetus
0.30
Distressed
0.23
Imprint
0.29
Pink Pearl
0.07
About the CZ75-Auto
Overview · Skins
Overview
The CZ75-Auto is a fully automatic pistol available to both sides for $500, the first pistol in the game capable of continuous automatic fire rather than one shot per trigger pull. It is based on a pistol design from Czechoslovakia dating to 1975, and it holds 12 rounds per magazine with only 12 more in reserve, the smallest reserve pool of any pistol. Firing at about 600 rounds per minute, it deals 29 to 38 damage to the body and 95 to 123 to the head, aided by armor penetration well above most pistols. Its small magazine, sharp recoil, and reduced kill-reward payout are the trade-offs for that rate of fire and penetration.
Skins
The wiki lists 37 skins for the CZ75-Auto. Mil-Spec Grade leads with 14, Restricted follows with 10, Consumer Grade adds 7, Classified and Industrial Grade each supply 3, and a single Covert skin tops the list. Named entries among the rarest include Victoria, The Fuschia Is Now, Xiangliu, and Yellow Jacket.
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.