Dual Berettas
pistolSemi-automatic pistols. These are the only paired pistols in the game. Based on the Beretta 92 pistol developed in Italy in the 1970s. Among the main advantages of Dual Berettas are high rate of fire, relatively high damage, and low recoil. The main disadvantage is high damage dropoff.
Available Skins
Every finish released for the Dual Berettas
Duelist
301.90
Emerald
37.17
Cobra Strike
52.89
Pyre
14.99
Hemoglobin
15.97
Black Limba
6.97
Melondrama
6.90
Demolition
12.54
Moon in Libra
5.56
Anodized Navy
12.19
Marina
5.73
Retribution
4.71
Switch Board
2.23
Briar
2.09
Dezastre
2.93
Sweet Little Angels
1.94
Drift Wood
0.34
Twin Turbo
2.71
Urban Shock
2.07
Panther
4.39
Royal Consorts
2.06
Hydro Strike
0.93
Balance
1.27
Heist
0.64
Flora Carnivora
0.44
Oil Change
0.37
Tread
0.59
Cartel
0.57
Cobalt Quartz
0.36
Shred
0.40
Elite 1.6
Ventilators
0.33
Dualing Dragons
0.37
Polished Malachite
0.19
Rose Nacre
0.04
Hideout
0.19
Stained
0.13
Contractor
0.19
BorDeux
0.03
Colony
0.19
About the Dual Berettas
Overview · Skins
Overview
Dual Berettas are a pair of semi-automatic pistols available to either side for $400, and they remain the only sidearm in CS2 that comes as a matched set rather than a single gun. The design is based on the Beretta 92, an Italian pistol from the 1970s, adapted here into a two-handed configuration with a shared 30-round magazine and 120 rounds in reserve. Firing at roughly 500 rounds per minute, the pair deals 27 to 47 damage to the body and 86 to 152 to the head, respectable numbers for a pistol tier weapon. Recoil stays light and the fire rate is high, rewarding close-range spray, but damage falls off sharply at distance, making the pair far less reliable in long-range duels.
Skins
The wiki lists 43 skins for Dual Berettas. Mil-Spec Grade leads with 14, Restricted follows with 12, Consumer Grade adds 8, Industrial Grade contributes 7, and Classified accounts for the remaining 3; no Covert finish exists for this pistol. Named entries among the rarest include Cobra Strike, Melondrama, Twin Turbo, and Angel Eyes.
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.