Squadron Python
Applies to Python Revolver
Prices by marketplace
skinlandcheapest$0.53cheapest· 7 listed7$0.53
csdeals$0.55· 1 listed1$0.55
Skinport$0.55· 21 listed21$0.55Buyopen_in_new
DMarket$0.75· 6 listed6$0.75Buyopen_in_new
Steam Market$0.89—$0.89Buyopen_in_new
Prices updated Aug 28, 2026. Cents converted to USD.
Steam price history
Steam market health
~$1,616 in recent Steam sales volume · first listed Sep 2025
About Squadron Python
Squadron Python is a skin for the Python Revolver in Rust. It's one of the more affordable skins, with the cheapest listing at just $0.53.
It's listed across 5 skin marketplaces, priced from $0.53 to $0.89. On the Steam Community Market it has sold 1,985 times overall with 141 in the past month, making it a fairly niche skin that trades less often. The cheapest place to buy it right now is skinland at $0.53.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Squadron Python worth?expand_more
The cheapest Squadron Python is $0.53 on skinland. Across 5 marketplaces it ranges $0.53 to $0.89, and its 30-day Steam Community Market median is $0.88.
Where can I buy Squadron Python the cheapest?expand_more
Right now skinland has the lowest price at $0.53. Prices shift between markets, so it's worth comparing all 5 listings in the price table above before you buy.
What item does Squadron Python apply to?expand_more
Squadron Python is a skin for the Python Revolver in Rust. Once you own it, apply it to a Python Revolver from your inventory, or spray it on at a workbench.
Is Squadron Python expensive?expand_more
No — at $0.53 it's a budget skin that most players can pick up cheaply.
Can you get Squadron Python for free?expand_more
Rust hands out skins free through Twitch Drops and occasional item-store promotions, but Squadron Python isn't a current drop — the cheapest way to get it is buying from the market, from $0.53.
Is Squadron Python actively traded?expand_more
Yes — it has 1,985 all-time Steam Community Market sales and 141 in the last 30 days, so it's a fairly niche skin that trades less often.
