LR300 Project White Light
Project White Light is a community-made skin for the LR300 in Rust, created by CallmeTommi. It was accepted into the game on September 12, 2019. Market listings start around $1.70. An estimated 9,432 copies are in circulation.
Item
- Creator
- CallmeTommi
- In-game item
- lr300.item
- Colours
- Red, White
- Accepted
- September 12, 2019
- Estimated supply
- 9,432
- Value rank
- #77 of 95 LR300 skins
- Market price from
- $1.7
- Median price
- $1.77
- Listings
- 5
Prices from Skinport, updated 2026-08-25.
Where to buy Project White Light
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Project White Light in-game previews
Item stats
Steam Workshop
- Workshop views
- 15,986
- Subscriptions
- 9,334
- Favourited
- 341
- Approval
- 70% of 986 votes
Market activity
- Lowest ask
- $2.52
- Highest bid
- $2.36
- Sell orders
- 25
- Sales, last 30 days
- 64
- Last sale
- $2.37
- All-time high
- $11.15
- All-time low
- $0.90
Workshop and market stats from SCMM, updated 2026-08-25.
Item store history
Frequently asked questions
- How much does Project White Light cost?
- Skinport listings start around $1.7, with a median price of $1.77.
- How do I get Project White Light in Rust?
- It is a community skin, so it only appears in the game while featured in the weekly item store rotation. Outside a rotation you can buy it on the Steam Community Market or on third-party skin marketplaces.
- How do I use Project White Light in Rust?
- It applies to the LR300, whose in-game item id is lr300.item. You can apply it at a repair bench or when crafting the item, and on servers running a skin plugin you can apply it directly by id.
- How many Project White Light are there?
- SCMM estimates around 9,432 copies in circulation across Steam inventories and market listings.
- When was Project White Light added to Rust?
- The skin was accepted into the game on September 12, 2019. Its creator first uploaded it to the Steam Workshop on June 30, 2019.
- Who created Project White Light?
- The skin was made by CallmeTommi, a Steam Workshop creator. They have 4 other skins in the Rust catalogue.