Five Cold War [APC] special-force products are currently documented: Spetsnaz-GRU, Delta Force, Navy SEALs, Spetsnaz VMF, and Spetsgruppa “A” / PSSE-B. They unlock named variants and equipment tied to particular factions or roles. They should be evaluated as access bundles, not as a guaranteed advantage in every match.
Published records checked on September 30, 2026 showed listed prices of 400 Robux for Spetsnaz-GRU, 400 for Delta Force, 600 for Navy SEALs, 400 for Spetsnaz VMF, and 1,000 for Spetsgruppa “A” / PSSE-B. Those prices are time-sensitive. The Roblox purchase dialog is the only price that matters when you buy.
Current product index
Published snapshot: 400 Robux
Spetsnaz-GRU
Current descriptions associate it with an AKS-74UB, BS-1 Tishina, and PB-equipped variant. Confirm faction, class name, and complete kit live.
Published snapshot: 400 Robux
Delta Force
A documented Delta Rifleman entry lists the CAR-15 SF, M9, and M33A1. Decide whether a rifle-oriented NATO kit fits your usual role.
Published snapshot: 600 Robux
Navy SEALs
Records name an Assault variant with Stoner 63A and Ithaca 37 and a Grenadier variant with MP5SD and China Lake.
Published snapshot: 400 Robux
Spetsnaz VMF
Documented Assault and Recon variants include combinations built around the AS Val or VSS with APS and RGO equipment.
Published snapshot: 1,000 Robux
Spetsgruppa “A” / PSSE-B
The product and price are documented, but this guide does not have sufficiently current evidence for an exact full loadout. Inspect the live description.
Prices above are dated reference points, not promises. Do not budget Robux until the official Roblox dialog shows the same product under the verified Cold War [APC] experience.
Choose by job, not by unit reputation
Start with the role you already enjoy. Delta Force’s documented rifle kit is more relevant to a player who fights with the objective group than to someone seeking a crew or anti-vehicle job. Navy SEALs is notable because public records name more than one variant, but that does not mean both are available on every faction or in every situation.
Then consider map and range. A suppressed or compact weapon can still be a poor choice for a long, open approach, while a precision kit can become awkward inside a cramped objective. Famous unit names do not remove recoil, positioning, ammunition, or team-composition tradeoffs.
Finally, check whether a free or researched class already solves the same problem. A pass can add variety without being necessary for progression or match contribution.
Verify the exact Roblox product
Open Cold War [APC] from its official experience page and follow its store link rather than searching by a broad title. Confirm the experience belongs to verified creator Grip Studios and matches Universe ID 4750561026. Read the product name, current price, description, included variants, and ownership state before approving the transaction.
Do not use off-platform marketplaces, direct messages, or “discount” links. Roblox purchases are tied to the platform product. If the description is vague or conflicts with the current class menu, wait for clarification instead of assuming an old directory is correct.
Take a screenshot of the current product page if you are comparing several passes over time. Include the date, because price and contents can change independently.
Understand the documented kits
Spetsnaz-GRU’s public description centers on a compact AKS-74UB setup with the BS-1 Tishina and PB. Delta Force’s current documented Rifleman combines CAR-15 SF, M9, and M33A1. These are useful identity signals, but this page does not claim undisclosed damage or penetration statistics.
Navy SEALs has two clearly named examples in current records: an Assault kit with Stoner 63A and Ithaca 37, and a Grenadier kit with MP5SD and China Lake. Spetsnaz VMF likewise has Assault and Recon entries using AS Val or VSS combinations with APS and RGO. Read the current menu to learn ammunition, utility, class limit, and any changed secondary equipment.
For Spetsgruppa “A” / PSSE-B, the product identity is documented but a dependable current complete loadout was not available in the evidence reviewed here. That uncertainty is intentional. Check the live product description rather than accepting a guessed kit.
Test a new class responsibly
After purchase, learn the selector, sights, reload, and utility in a low-risk moment. Stay close enough to the objective that the test contributes to the match. If a pass includes multiple variants, test one at a time so you can distinguish the weapon behavior from the map and role.
Do not take a scarce class only to inspect its model while the team needs the position. Give the kit a specific task: cover a reinforcement lane, enter with infantry, provide grenade support, or observe a route. Compare it with a normal variant in the same role rather than an unrelated class.
If the class is missing, recheck faction, current map, class cap, ownership refresh, and server age before assuming the purchase failed. Roblox support and the product’s official page are better escalation points than another player asking for account access.
Decide whether the pass is worth it
Use four questions. Does the pass unlock a role you regularly play? Is the variant available on a faction you encounter often? Do the displayed weapons offer a style you cannot already access? Is the current Robux price comfortable even if balance changes later?
A “no” on the last question is enough reason to wait. Pass ownership does not replace map knowledge, objective play, or squad communication. The Gamepasses guide covers a general purchase checklist, and Class Variants places paid variants beside their regular role families.
Evidence status
Product names, the dated price snapshot, and the named loadout examples come from current Roblox commerce records and a structured community class directory checked on September 30, 2026. Exact current prices, availability, full equipment, statistics, and future balance are live-service facts and must be verified at purchase or spawn time.