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Galil AR | Metallic Squeezer: Full Black Guide

By Adler[Frei]

This guide provides a detailed overview of the rare Full Black patterns for the Galil AR | Metallic Squeezer skin.
It includes a tier list, pattern numbers, and a section dedicated to black but non-full black variants to avoid confusion.

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Guide Index

Overview

INTRODUCTION

TIER 1

TIER 2

TIER 3

NOT FULL BLACK

CONCLUSION

Comments

INTRODUCTION

This guide was created due to the lack of accurate information regarding the "Full Black" patterns for the Galil AR | Metallic Squeezer skin. Too often, sellers and traders label their skins as "Full Black" without truly understanding what qualifies as a full black pattern and without knowing the exact number of such patterns available. Another issue is the inability to view all of the thousands of patterns on popular platforms. To address this, I manually checked each pattern in the CSFloat database to compile the most detailed and accurate list possible.

Please note that this guide is still a work in progress. I was unable to review all 1,000 patterns, and as new information becomes available, I will update the guide accordingly. If you have any relevant information, feel free to share it in the comments section—your input will be greatly appreciated.

The goal of this guide is to help collectors, traders, and enthusiasts navigate the world of rare "Full Black" patterns. By providing a tier list, pattern numbers, and clarifying the distinctions between true Full Black variants and others, I hope to simplify the search for these unique skins.

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TIER 1

★1 #610

★2 #243

★3 #198

TIER 2

★1 #563

★2 #128

★3 #508

★4 #275

TIER 3

★1 #484

★2 #500

★3 #758

★4 #10

★5 #630

★6 #855

★7 #87

★8 #132

NOT FULL BLACK

This category includes patterns that are difficult to classify as true "Full Black" due to variations in the amount of black coverage or subtle design differences. These patterns will be listed in a straightforward, continuous list.

While I can provide screenshots upon request, I’ve chosen not to include them initially in order to avoid overwhelming the guide with images. After all, the purpose of this guide is to provide a quick and efficient way to navigate these patterns without unnecessary distractions.

It is important to note that although these variants are not true "Full Black," they still look quite good and are solid game skins that can easily be referred to as "black" :)

#12, #14, #17, #20, #21, #23, #31, #49, #55, #59, #60, #66, #74, #76, #83, #86, #89, #94, #100, #104, #106, #107, #113, #117, #118, #119, #125, #127, #140, #150, #157, #172, #180, #186, #194, #196, #197, #202, #204, #217, #221, #222, #227, #230, #231, #245, #253, #255, #263, #268, #271, #277, #287, #292, #293, #295, #296, #298, #302, #313, #314, #320, #323, #346, #352, #354, #361, #362, #363, #370, #379, #383, #391, #404, #412, #414, #417, #418, #423, #425, #444, #445, #450, #455, #460, #475, #476, #478, #487, #510, #511, #514, #519, #524, #526, #534, #540, #542, #547, #550, #552, #555, #558, #570, #572, #584, #589, #597, #604, #606, #615, #627, #628, #636, #639, #654, #662, #670, #678, #683, #694, #696, #703, #705, #706, #711, #713, #714, #717, #723, #738, #739, #740, #746, #752, #757, #758, #760, #771, #772, #774, #775, #777, #778, #783, #786, #787, #795, #796, #799, #800, #803, #812, #813, #817, #818, #819, #821, #829, #835, #837, #844, #850, #851, #857, #858, #868, #872, #874, #879, #880, #890, #896, #897, #899, #903, #911, #921, #922, #928, #935, #936, #939, #941, #944, #949, #960, #972, #982, #989, #990, #991

CONCLUSION

This guide was created to clarify the rare "Full Black" patterns for the Galil AR | Metallic Squeezer skin. While there are still many patterns yet to be explored, the patterns listed here represent the most accurate and reliable information available to date.

As new patterns and information emerge, I will continue to update this guide to keep it as accurate as possible. If you have any suggestions or additional data, feel free to share them in the comments :)

For those interested in crafting skins or finding unique floats, check out my YouTube channel and support me on Boosty [boosty.to] for access to custom skin crafting services with any float you desire.

Thank you for your attention, and I hope this guide helps you in your search for the perfect "Full Black" Galil AR | Metallic Squeezer skin!

105 Comments

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Honey 17 Oct @ 1:10pm

i have 630 FT 0.2

Adler[Frei] [author] 3 Oct @ 11:13am

@szn_n : Hi! Thanks for your opinion. You're right, the in-game appearance is a very important criterion for many people, and patterns 128, 550, and 202 do look solid.

However, the goal of my guide is a bit different. I aim to remove subjectivity and create an objective classification system based on analyzing the entire pattern on the 3D model. I use tools that evaluate the percentage of black color and its distribution across the entire surface of the skin, which the human eye might miss during a quick inspection in-game.

So, your approach—"like/dislike in-game"—is perfectly valid for choosing a skin for personal use. My guide, on the other hand, is more of a reference for collectors, where value is determined by the rarity and completeness of the pattern, not just by how it looks from one point of view.