Bayonet Gamma Doppler Phase 4 Guide
Max Lime and Cyan pattern classifications
Guide Overview
Master Guide to Bayonet Gamma Doppler Phase 4 Max Lime & Cyan Patterns
The blade of the knife is painted with metallic paints and adorned with a pattern of translucent wavy lines resembling smoke. The color scheme of the skin includes various shades of black, green and teal creating gradient transitions. The guard and the handle remain unpainted.
Pattern variations with a predominance of green are titled "Max Lime" . These patterns feature maximum lime/yellow-green coloring with minimal black areas on the blade.
Pattern variations with a predominance of teal are titled "Cyan Pattern" . The blade has the maximum amount of teal coloring. Patterns #763 and #575 are considered the best Cyan patterns.
These patterns feature maximum lime coverage with minimal black areas. They are the most valuable Phase 4 patterns.
Pattern Evaluation
These patterns feature maximum teal coverage. Patterns #763 and #575 are considered the absolute best Cyan patterns.
Float Value of the skin ranges from 0.00 to 0.08 , which makes Bayonet Gamma Doppler Phase 4 available only in Factory New and Minimal Wear condition. At levels of wear close to the maximum, the knife has noticeable scratches and abrasions located on the spine and along the cutting edge.
Max Lime Tier 1 patterns offer the best lime/yellow-green coverage with minimal black interference.
Cyan patterns #763 and #575 are the most valuable Phase 4 patterns due to maximum teal coverage.
Phase 4 is popular for its bright, vibrant color combinations and unique patterns.
Value And Inspection Notes
Look for patterns with either maximum lime or maximum teal coverage for the best value.
Low float values combined with Tier 1 patterns create the most valuable Phase 4 knives.
Check Your Bayonet Gamma Doppler Phase 4 Pattern
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