3D creatures
Dragons, panthers and other creatures coiled around the gun, with real volume.
More than 80 FiveM weapon skins, mostly for pistols, made with 3D parts and not just a texture slapped on top. The full catalog is in the Discord, and you can get all of it for free inside the community.
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Dragons, panthers and other creatures coiled around the gun, with real volume.
A see-through slide with a scene inside: a galaxy with planets or a lava lamp.
A marble sheen that seems to move across the gun. It's the most popular style right now.
Edges with colored neon you can see from far away, especially at night.
Gold chains, symbols and 3D figures hanging from the gun.
Character-shaped suppressors, lasers and eyes that glow when night falls.
Most FiveM weapon skin packs going around (or gun skins, as a lot of people call them) are just a new texture stuck on top of the gun: the color changes, the pattern changes and not much else. Ours have 3D parts, with real volume, that you can see from any angle when you pull out the gun in-game:
We test every skin in-game before uploading it to the Discord, to see how it looks in your hand, by day and by night.

To help you find your style faster, the skins are grouped into collections:
On the website we don’t name characters, shows or brands.
There are more than 80 different skins, mostly for three pistols: the Combat Pistol, the Pistol MK2 and the AP Pistol. Up top you’ve got a page for each one, with what makes it different and the styles that suit it best.
The full catalog, with the weapon each skin replaces, is in the Discord. There you can see the new ones on video recorded in-game, ask for the weapon skin pack you like, and they’ll explain how to get it for free inside the community. Join the Discord and take a look.
Two things worth being clear on before you install anything:
Also, each server decides whether it allows mods. If it uses pure mode, the skin usually won’t load. It’s all in the pure mode guide.
Usually it’s an .rpf file that goes in FiveM’s mods folder. Every pack in the Discord comes with its own README (the LEEME file) with the exact path and the weapon it replaces. It’s all step by step, including how to remove it, in the guide on how to install weapon skins in FiveM. If you can’t find the folder, check where the FiveM mods folder is.
Before installing, copy the whole citizen folder and keep it somewhere outside FiveM.
Want a skin with your name, your image or your server’s logo? We’ll make it for you: check out the custom skins.
And if you want everything to match, pair your skin with a citizen for the sky and colors, BloodFX for the impacts and a gun sound pack.
You can get everything for free inside the community, and they'll explain how in the Discord. The only thing with a price is custom work: join the Discord and ask about prices.
No. Skins you install on your PC are only visible to you. The rest of the server sees the normal weapon, unless the server itself adds it for everyone.
No. Each skin replaces one specific weapon in the game, and two skins for the same weapon can't run at the same time. You can have one on the Combat Pistol, another on the Pistol MK2 and another on the AP Pistol.
There are no documented cases of a global ban for a skin: those bans target programs that inject themselves into the game. The real risk is each server's rules, so read them first. More in the FAQ.
No: the skins don't move on their own. What there is, though, is liquid marble, with a sheen that seems to move across the gun, and neon, which glows at night. In the Discord every skin is on video, recorded in-game, so you can see how it looks before you pick it. Join the Discord and ask.
Most likely the server uses pure mode, which ignores modified files, or you have another skin for the same weapon. Check the pure mode guide and the pack's README.
That is where you see every skin on video, ask for it, download it and ask questions. Everything can be obtained for free inside the community: join and ask how.