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Bullseye skin collection

The Bullseye collection groups 4 Rust skins across 4 items, priced at $3.44 for the set.

Skins
4
Items
4
Whole set today
$3.44
Cheapest to dearest
$0.78 – $0.99
Skin Item Price 7d 30d 12m All time On sale since 30d trend
Bullseye AR by insomAssault Rifle$0.78 StoreLaunch $1.99+4.0%0.0%-1.3%-61%
Bullseye Python by insomPython Revolver$0.83 StoreAsk $0.82Launch $1.99+2.5%-6.7%+6.4%-58%
Bullseye LR300 by insomLR-300 Assault Rifle$0.84 StoreAsk $0.87Launch $1.99-2.3%-9.7%+31%-58%
Bullseye SAR by insomSemi-Automatic Rifle$0.99 StoreLaunch $1.99+2.1%-5.7%-61%-50%

Price history

In US dollars, one price a day: the median sale price in the older history, the cheapest listing in the recent part. The dashed line, where there is one, is the highest buy order. A day without a price keeps the last one. Hover or touch the chart to read a day.

Other four-skin collections

About the Bullseye Rust skin collection and set pricing

The Bullseye Rust skin collection contains 4 cosmetic finishes across 4 skinnable items. Buying all 4 skins in the Bullseye set costs $3.44 on the Steam Community Market today, with individual pieces ranging from $0.78 to $0.99.

Ranked #217 by piece count among the 302 named skin sets on RustPotato, the Bullseye collection brings a unified visual theme across 4 Rust cosmetics. Every row in the sortable ledger above pairs the skin’s item slot and origin tag with its daily median Steam price, historical percentage changes, a 30-day trend sparkline, and a browser portfolio counter.

  • Equipment slot coverage: 4 finishes spanning 4 distinct Rust items (Assault Rifle, LR-300 Assault Rifle, Python Revolver, Semi-Automatic Rifle), with 4 market rows.
  • Full-set valuation & average cost: 4 of 4 pieces carry active Steam listings totaling $3.44 ($0.86 average per priced piece).
  • Entry and peak listings: starts at $0.78 for the Bullseye AR and peaks at $0.99 for the Bullseye SAR.
  • Comparable collections by size: ranked alongside Badboy (4 skins), Bandit (4 skins), Bee (4 skins).

How to read this table

RustPotato calculates every Bullseye skin price from the lowest active Steam Community Market listing sampled 3 times daily, retaining the middle reading of the 3 so isolated outlier asks never distort the set total. Origin tags beneath the price mark whether a piece launched in the weekly item store (Store), a legacy random container (Crate), or a DLC bundle, while the release column records its first market day.

How many skins and items are in the Bullseye Rust collection?

Rust’s Bullseye collection comprises 4 accepted cosmetic finishes distributed across 4 craftable equipment slots, with one matching finish per slot. Players can sort the table above by item slot, release date, or price to inspect every weapon, garment, and deployable in the family.

How much does the full Bullseye Rust skin set cost today?

Assembling all 4 pieces of the Bullseye set in Rust currently requires $3.44 across lowest active US dollar asks, working out to an average of $0.86 per piece. That combined buyout total refreshes automatically three times daily from Steam market snapshots alongside individual listings.

What are the cheapest and most expensive skins in the Bullseye collection?

Within the Bullseye Rust family, the most affordable entry is Bullseye AR at $0.78, whereas the highest-valued piece is Bullseye SAR at $0.99. Clicking the Price column header sorts all 4 rows from lowest ask to highest so you can budget individual pieces first.

Which Rust items are included in the Bullseye skin collection?

Rust’s Bullseye theme covers 4 distinct equipment slots, led by Assault Rifle, LR-300 Assault Rifle, Python Revolver, Semi-Automatic Rifle. Each row in the table links directly to the underlying item’s wiki sheet so you can compare the Bullseye finish against every competing cosmetic for that gear slot and inspect crafting recipes.

How can I track my Bullseye collection progress in my portfolio?

Rust collectors can click the plus stepper button on any of the 4 Bullseye rows above, or paste their Steam inventory JSON into the Skin Portfolio tool, to log owned pieces in browser storage. Sorting the portfolio by Collection highlights every missing Bullseye item and buyout cost.

Can you preview the Bullseye Rust collection in the 3D Skin Lab?

Compatible clothing, armor, and weapon finishes from the 4-skin Bullseye collection can be loaded onto an interactive 3D player mannequin inside the RustPotato 3D Skin Lab to inspect how the complete outfit looks from every angle under realistic lighting before buying on Steam.

How are 7-day and 30-day price changes calculated for Bullseye skins?

RustPotato samples the lowest active Steam ask in US dollars 3 times per day for all 4 Bullseye skins and stores the daily median reading. That time series powers the 7-day, 30-day, 12-month, and all-time percentage change columns alongside each row’s interactive price chart.

How does the Bullseye collection compare in size to other Rust skin sets?

Holding rank #217 out of 302 catalogued Rust sets with 4 pieces across 4 items, the Bullseye family sits alongside comparably sized collections such as Badboy (4 skins), Bandit (4 skins), Bee (4 skins). Visit the Collections hub to compare all 302 sets and full-set US dollar prices.