Welcome to my new collection: Cave Stories.
These skins are inspired by cave paintings you can find all over the world. Aged between 20,000 and 60,000 years BC, they continue to tell us stories from the past.
They were painted on the rocks of caves with blood or charcoal mixed with clay. They used brushes or directly their hands.
These paintings often represent animals and the hunt life.
In this new collection, I will tell a different story on each weapon.

The blood version is a reddish-brown skin. It was painted with blood mixed with clay. This skin is aimed for the mil-spec or restricted rarity.

One day, a snake discreetly slipped into the cave. He bit one of ours before hiding.
We spent the day chasing him. Each time we found him, we saw the snake's tail disappear between the rocks.


We were outside, hunting game. During the pursuit, we came across a rhinos herd... they decided to charge us. The few survivors has drawn this fresco to advise the younger hunters about the danger outside the cave.


We were in the forest picking berries. Then we discovered these young wild boars in a bush. But their mother was not far away.
With a violent wrath, she chased us out of the forest. Nothing could stop her...



We were hunting a deer. He was fleeing fast. Little by little other deer arrived. We were surrounded.
Then a big stag came out. He had huge antlers on his head. The whole herd seemed to follow him like a king. The Stag King.