P250 | Ядерная угроза

Origin Story

The P250 | Nuclear Threat, released on August 14, 2013, with The Arms Deal Update, is a legacy pistol from The Nuke Collection. It features a spray-painted design with bright toxic-green and black radiological warning hazard patterns. This distinct visual identity, combined with its scarcity as a souvenir-only drop from older Nuke packages, establishes it as a collector's flex piece. It is often grouped with other items like the M4A4 | Radiation Hazard, forming a radioactive-themed set for collectors.

Drop Chance

P250 | Nuclear Threat is Restricted, a Purple-tier skin in the upper half of the rarity ladder. It has appeared across 8 tournament packages, most recently the ESL One Katowice 2015 Nuke Souvenir Package, Krakow 2017 Nuke Souvenir Package, and MLG Columbus 2016 Nuke Souvenir Package.


Souvenir Packages are awarded to viewers watching live Major matches on the corresponding map, not opened from cases, so Valve doesn't publish per-skin drop odds. Each package contains one item from The Nuke Collection, with rarity tiers drawn on a weighted system that heavily favors common grades, meaning Restricted skins like Nuclear Threat are a small fraction of total package contents. There is 1 other Restricted skin in the collection competing for the same drop slot. New copies only enter the market when a recipient chooses to open their package, so supply trickles in over time even after the tournament ends.

Skin Condition

Float range 0.06 to 0.8. Exteriors: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred. StatTrak is not available for this skin.

• Factory New ($509.06): The bright neon green and hazard symbols are fully vivid and saturated, with minimal visible scratching.
• Minimal Wear ($155.74): The overall look remains close to Factory New, with clear radiological symbols and only light wear on sharp edges.
• Field-Tested ($55.00): More obvious chipping appears along the slide and frame edges, with some dulling of the green and increased visible base material.
• Well-Worn ($61.02): Significant edge wear is present, with larger areas of the green finish worn down, making the hazard pattern appear patchy.
• Battle-Scarred ($59.58): Heavy wear covers most exposed surfaces, with much of the bright green replaced by faded color and exposed base, though the radioactive theme is still recognizable.

Model

Nuclear Threat uses the legacy P250 model, introduced with The Arms Deal on August 14, 2013. The inspect animation and third-person appearance match the original CS:GO version.

How to Obtain

The P250 | Nuclear Threat is exclusively available in Souvenir quality, originating from specific Nuke Souvenir Packages such as the Atlanta 2017, Boston 2018, Cologne 2016, DreamHack 2014, ESL One Cologne 2014, ESL One Katowice 2015, Krakow 2017, and MLG Columbus 2016 editions. These packages were historically awarded to viewers during Major tournaments. Players can acquire this skin by purchasing it directly from the Steam Community Market, third-party marketplaces, or various case-opening and skin trading sites.

Price Range

P250 | Nuclear Threat ranges from $59.58 (Battle-Scarred) to $509.06 (Factory New). Field-Tested copies sit at $55.00.


The current 7-day median is Нет недавней цены. The 90-day median is $50.78. The all-time median is $6.04. Volume averages 0 trades per day.

Visual Theme

Spray-Paint: It has been spray-painted with radiological warning hazard patterns. This P250 features a toxic neon green, dark green, and black color scheme with yellowish hazard tones. In first-person view, the bright green slide and upper frame with hazard patterning are most visible. This skin is frequently grouped with the Tec-9 | Nuclear Threat and M4A4 | Radiation Hazard as part of a radioactive theme within the Nuke Collection.

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Sticker Compatibility

The P250 | Nuclear Threat's bright neon green and hazard patterns pair well with green, yellow, or orange stickers that complement its toxic and warning-themed aesthetic. Black or dark grey stickers can also provide a strong contrast without clashing.