Murderers VS Sheriffs DUELS Weapons

Murderers VS Sheriffs DUELS centers its collectible economy on knife and revolver skins, with collectible snipers, cases, themed sets, banners, and other presentation items documented across official updates and community indexes. The official Roblox description specifically confirms tradable knife and revolver skins. RED21 Games patch notes repeatedly name limited collections, cases, and snipers.

Treat this as a currently documented weapon index, not a complete live catalog. The shop, case pool, rarity, availability, and trade status can change. No official source checked for this guide says a high-rarity or high-value cosmetic deals more damage.

Choose the right weapon index

Open the appropriate page before making a trade. Similar names can refer to one piece or a complete set, and community lists often assign separate references to each.

Understand the weapon categories

Knife skins belong to the close-range side’s presentation and may have matching revolver pieces in a named collection. Revolver skins customize the ranged side. A set usually needs exact piece verification; do not call one matching item a complete set unless the trade window or collection panel does.

Collectible snipers are documented as collection or season items in multiple official notes. Their exact gameplay or equip behavior needs current observation. Do not assume a sniper replaces the standard revolver in every mode or changes core damage without a live description.

Cases are containers or tradeable collection items whose contents depend on the current or historical pool. A sealed case can also carry community demand separate from the items inside. Confirm whether a case can still be purchased, opened, or only traded.

Currently documented collection examples

These rows prove historical names and broad contents, not a complete current index. Unknown or changed fields are intentionally left for the live client.

Check a skin before keeping or trading it

Open the collection or trade window and record the exact item name, weapon type, rarity label, source text, availability, and whether it is tradable. If the item belongs to a set, list the matching pieces rather than assuming the word “set” appears automatically.

Use a checked date. A shop rotation can change availability without changing the item’s name. A retired case can become more sought after, while a newly returned item can gain supply. The Value List treats values as dated community references rather than official prices.

Never accept a trade from a cropped screenshot. Verify the item inside the final game window, especially color variants with similar names.

Open cases with a budget

RED21 Games officially announced Standard and Premium cases in April 2024 and many limited cases across later updates. An old announcement proves historical existence but not today’s price, pool, odds, duplicate behavior, or availability.

Before opening, read the current preview and any displayed probability information. Decide the maximum Gems you will spend and stop at that limit. Do not infer a guarantee, pity system, reroll, or duplicate protection unless the live panel explicitly describes it.

A sealed case may also be tradable. Compare the certainty of trading the case with the uncertain contents of opening it. Neither choice guarantees a profit.

Separate cosmetics from combat power

The official experience calls knife and revolver skins stylish collectibles. No official page checked for this guide states that a skin changes damage, shot accuracy, throw speed, or ability cooldown. Historical combat changes in the patch notes describe the underlying weapon behavior, not a named skin advantage.

Choose cosmetics for appearance, collection goals, or trading interest. Improve play through crosshair placement, cover, movement, and ability decisions. If the live description ever assigns a mechanic to an item, record the exact wording and date rather than generalizing it to every rarity.

Build a mobile-friendly collection record

Record each item as a compact card: name, type, rarity, source, availability, trade status, community demand date, and notes. Leave an unsupported field blank. Do not squeeze a wide spreadsheet onto a phone or force horizontal scrolling.

Group by weapon type first, then collection. This prevents a knife, revolver, sniper, and complete set with similar names from merging into one value. Add the check date beside changing fields.

Common collection mistakes

• Treating one knife or revolver as the entire matching set.
• Calling a historical limited item currently unobtainable without checking the shop.
• Publishing old case odds, pools, or prices as current.
• Assuming higher rarity means higher combat power.
• Using community value as official Gem or cash price.
• Ignoring color variants in the final trade window.
• Opening cases past a planned budget to chase one result.

Next route

Use Knife Skins, Revolver Skins, Snipers, or Cases for the exact category. Before exchanging anything, read Trading Safety and compare current offers through the Value List.

Sources checked

• Official Roblox experience
• RED21 Games MVSD patch notes
• MVSD community Weapons category