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PistolBoth sidesB-TierSince 2014

CZ75-Auto

Quick answer

CZ75-Auto costs $500, deals 31 base damage, fires at 600 RPM and has 77.65% armor penetration. Both sides can buy it. It holds 12 rounds with 12 in reserve.

The fully automatic pocket machine pistol delivering 600 RPM ambush firepower, engineered for high-risk close-range eco plays.

Price
$500
Base damage
31
Rate of fire
600 RPM
Armor penetration
77.65%
CZ75-Auto CS2 weapon

Technical file

Combat & economy

Base damage before hitgroup multipliers.

Economy

Price
$500
Kill award
$100

Ballistics

Base damage
31
Rate of fire
600 RPM
Armor penetration
77.65%
Penetration power
100
Accurate range
11.23 m

Handling

Magazine
12 rounds
Reserve ammo
12 rounds
Reload time
2.73 s
Movement speed
240 u/s
Recoil / behavior
Very Low (Full Auto)

Origin

Origin
Czech Republic

Pro kill index

CZ75-Auto kill leaders

huNter- leads the tracked index with 1,068 kills (4.9%).

Logged kills

21,596

155 tracked pros

#PlayerTeamKillsRelative volume
1huNter-G2 Esports1,0684.9% of all
2Boombl4BETBOOM1,0004.6% of all
3TwistzzFaZe Clan8794.1% of all
4nitr0NRG8774.1% of all
5HObbitPARIVISION8433.9% of all
6cheloImperial Esports7373.4% of all
7BrollanHEROIC6503% of all
8karriganTeam Falcons6252.9% of all
9apEXVitality6142.8% of all
10twistAlliance5732.7% of all
11s1mpleBC.Game5322.5% of all
12NAFLiquid5142.4% of all

Showing the top 12 of 155 tracked pros.

CZ75-Auto skins pros use

All 5 CZ75-Auto skins

5 CZ75-Auto skins are in 10 pro loadouts; the CZ75-Auto | Tacticat is the most used (3).

Weapon dossier

CZ75-Auto field notes

The CZ75-Auto stands as the sole fully automatic machine pistol in Counter-Strike 2, representing an extreme design philosophy centered around point-blank ambushes and weapon theft. Manufactured in the Czech Republic by Česká zbrojovka, the CZ75-Auto was engineered to give an operator the instantaneous burst damage of an assault rifle in a compact secondary form factor. Available to both Counter-Terrorists and Terrorists as an alternative loadout choice in the $500 pistol slot, the CZ75-Auto operates as a high-stakes tactical instrument: possessing devastating lethal speed balanced by severe operational handicaps.

From a ballistic standpoint, the CZ75-Auto discharges 9mm rounds at an astonishing 600 rounds per minute—matching the cyclic rate of the AK-47 and M4A1-S. Each round delivers 31 base damage paired with a 77.65 percent armor penetration rating. At point-blank range, a four-round automatic burst directed at an armored enemy torso and head will eliminate them in approximately 300 milliseconds. However, the weapon capacity is strictly constrained: the magazine holds just 12 rounds, with only one single backup magazine of 12 rounds in reserve (giving a total combat load of 24 bullets). A single extended trigger pull can empty the entire magazine in just 1.2 seconds.

The handling characteristics of the CZ75-Auto reflect its specialized role. The weapon features a deliberate, extended draw animation clocking in at 2.73 seconds—the slowest equip time of any sidearm in the game. This intentional design prevents snipers from quick-drawing the pistol as a reactive panic button when rushed by enemies. Furthermore, the kill award is penalized to a meager $100 (one-third of the standard $300 pistol award), emphasizing that the primary objective when fielding a CZ75-Auto is not economic farming, but rather eliminating an enemy rifler at close range and immediately stealing their dropped primary weapon.

In competitive strategy, the CZ75-Auto is the definitive "ambush pistol." Teams utilize it by placing an armored player in tight, tucked-in corners such as Inferno Sandbags, Mirage Underpass, or Overpass Connector. When an unsuspecting enemy walks past, the CZ user emerges, empties a rapid 12-round burst directly into their back, immediately picks up their rifle, and retreats to safety. When executed properly, this "CZ trade" transforms a $500 pistol buy into a $3,000 rifle acquisition, completely dismantling the opponent economic advantage.

The weapon holds a legendary place in Counter-Strike competitive history. During the historic "CZ-75 Era" of 2014, players like Jesper "JW" Wecksell and French master Richard "shox" Papillon routinely terrorized full-buy teams, using the pocket automatic to out-duel primary rifles across all distances. Even after subsequent balancing passes reduced its kill reward, ammunition, and draw speed, clutch specialists like Justin "jks" Savage and Håvard "rain" Nygaard have produced world-class highlight reels by dismantling enemy pushes with surgical CZ bursts.

In the skin collection community, the CZ75-Auto features numerous vibrant and prestigious designs. The CZ75-Auto Victoria from the CS:GO Weapon Case 3 features ornate 19th-century royal engraving, while the vibrant Xiangliu showcases traditional Chinese dragon artistry. Other celebrated finishes include the sleek Yellow Jacket, the radioactive Emerald from the Chop Shop Collection, the clean Tread Plate, and the sci-fi The Fuschia Is Now. The CZ75-Auto remains the ultimate high-risk, high-reward ambush weapon in Counter-Strike 2.

FAQ · CZ75-Auto

Questions about CZ75-Auto

How much does the CZ75-Auto cost in CS2?

The CZ75-Auto costs $500. A kill with it pays $100.

How much damage does the CZ75-Auto do in CS2?

31 base damage per bullet before hitgroup multipliers, with 77.65% armor penetration.

What is the CZ75-Auto fire rate and magazine size?

600 RPM, 12-round magazine with 12 in reserve, 2.73 s reload.

Can both sides buy the CZ75-Auto in CS2?

Yes. Both sides can buy it.

Which pro has the most kills with the CZ75-Auto?

huNter- (G2 Esports) leads with 1,068 kills, 4.9% of the 21,596 tracked CZ75-Auto kills across 155 pros.

Is the CZ75-Auto good in CS2?

The CZ75-Auto is rated B-Tier in the GamerStats pro meta tiers.

GamerStats Lab, CS2 writer at GamerStats

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