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Basically the feel would be the only way to tell. They did a big variety of discs for those Ice Bowls, and without any markings on the disc it would be impossible to tell if it was a P & A, an AP or an SS other than just by the feel.UTTERBACK said:I was informed this weekend that I could possibly have something of interest here. I believe that it could be an old omega SS from the late 90s. I have no clue what run it could be, but it is not super floppy or gritty. It's smooth, grippy, firm compared to my black 1.30, and slightly concave. Just wondering if any of you remember what if the Ice Bowl that year stamped any Omega SSs or if it is just a soft, old dx aviar. I now realize that the pictures aren't as big and detailed as they could be, but it's marked 174g.
Having said that, smooth, grippy and firmer than a 1.30 sounds like an Aviar P & A circa 1999. The AP's had a very gritty feel and the SS's were floppy.