simpletwist
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Custom stamped or dyed discs are legal for PDGA events.
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Are custom stamped discs still PDGA approved, or legal for usage in tournies?
Except the plastic is awesome.This is one variety of Innova Bar Stamp (this is nothing valuable)
I searched for bar stamp, I hear it alot and was confused. Thought it was a stamp from a bar that sponsored a tourney.
What about the term Pre-Barry? I'm guessing it's got something to do with disc golf history I'm not aware of.
Two other terms you might head a lot (especially in reference to Innova Rocs) are "Rancho" and "San Marino"
This refers to two of Innova's factories, in San Marino (duh) and Rancho Cuagamonga. They produced discs slightly differently.
ah yes...it would help to actually read the OP
Pre-Barry refers to Leopards made before Barry Schulz's signature was on them. They are regarded as superior champion plastic similar to CE.
Parting line height (PLH)-
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13889&highlight=parting+line
Plus molds have the inner rim slightly slanted out, so the bottom angles toward the edge of the disc. Regular molds are vertical or as far as new, non-plus mold Rocs, almost vertical.Ok, here's another one. What is the difference in a Plus 1 mold? I hear mostly bad comments about them. I just realised my 2 XD DXs are Plus 1 mold. How are they different?
Plus molds have the inner rim slightly slanted out, so the bottom angles toward the edge of the disc. Regular molds are vertical or as far as new, non-plus mold Rocs, almost vertical.