A wide range means very different copies
The Vulcan can roll any float from 0 up to 0.90. The Battle‑Scarred band alone stretches from 0.45 to 0.90. In practice this means two Battle‑Scarred Vulcans can look quite different: one near 0.45 keeps most of its paint, one near 0.90 is far more worn. When you compare copies, check the exact float, not only the exterior name. The exteriors guide explains why the name alone is not enough.
Where the wear shows
The design puts bright white panels on the receiver, the top cover and the magazine, with light-blue accents on the magazine and stock. On a Battle‑Scarred copy those white areas turn grey and patchy, the dark metal underneath shows through on the receiver, and the blue accents shrink. Factory New keeps clean, high-contrast lines. Few AK-47 designs change as visibly across the range.
Compare it with other rifle designs on the AK-47 page, or look through the blue skins selection for similar colours.
