booter
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I was gonna say fb too but for some reason that notch at the end looked bigger. It looks like a fb though tooling and pat match up to my fbs
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[Question] ID a disc or ask "What is the story on this disc...?"
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thedrew300
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Looks like a fb to me.
jrawk
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too narrow for a firebird.. gotta be a gazelle
Cooler Will
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Definitely not fb. Its pretty flippy, and the plastic is so gummy that it may even be a 150 disc.
Throws like an understable fairway driver but I was trying to rip it 400'. Could be gazelle.
Throws like an understable fairway driver but I was trying to rip it 400'. Could be gazelle.
glustic
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Teebird
booter
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Ok then its probably a gaz. That lil notch at the end is wider than a fb but resembles a gazelle. Id say gazelle. Its def not a tb
LoPan12
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Ha ha, yep. First thing that popped up when I googled them. Anyone? How many, who got 'em how? All I know is it had something to do with the 2011 Memorial
Fatbackbob
Birdie Member
Someone donated a disc to a raffle I'm holding to raise money for new baskets.
I have NO IDEA what this disc is.
It's from the ""MMI"" Am Worlds in Nashville and it's 166 grams. I know it's domey and feels like a mid. Do these pics help? Any ideas?
I have NO IDEA what this disc is.
It's from the ""MMI"" Am Worlds in Nashville and it's 166 grams. I know it's domey and feels like a mid. Do these pics help? Any ideas?
shark perhaps?? the wing looks like a roc without the bead, thats why I said that.
Could that be KC Pro Plastic? All my old KC Pro disc have the weight written out big like that but those might also be the only disc I have from the era.
Djren12
Birdie Member
What disc was used in the 17th annual gem state pdga championship? is it a Champ Ape? anyone know?
Fatbackbob
Birdie Member
It's much domier than a shark and the rim is less sharp? I'm attaching another photo.
I don't want to throw it, but just holding it, it feels like it would be MUCH flippier than a shark. The rim also feels less wide (narrower?)... Is it a Griffin perhaps?
I don't want to throw it, but just holding it, it feels like it would be MUCH flippier than a shark. The rim also feels less wide (narrower?)... Is it a Griffin perhaps?
It's not a Griffin they have beads. It could possibly be a Pegasus though I wouldn't say they are domier than a Shark.
And disregard my earlier comment all my circle stamps have the big weights
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And disregard my earlier comment all my circle stamps have the big weights
.Djren12
Birdie Member
The Wing looks like an Ape though hard to really tell from those angles.
Djren12
Birdie Member
yep compared it to mine and is exactly the same, thanks buddy!
Looks like a Panther.Someone donated a disc to a raffle I'm holding to raise money for new baskets.
I have NO IDEA what this disc is.
It's from the ""MMI"" Am Worlds in Nashville and it's 166 grams. I know it's domey and feels like a mid. Do these pics help? Any ideas?
Fatbackbob
Birdie Member
Panther sounds pretty good on this one...
Diameter wise, it's definitely smaller than roc. Panthers smaller in diameter than Rocs also?
Diameter wise, it's definitely smaller than roc. Panthers smaller in diameter than Rocs also?
Yes. The Panther is a small diameter mid. In 2001 the only small diameter mids Innova made were the Gator (it ain't a Gator), Spider (has a bead), Puma (had Thumtrac®) and Panther.
BTW, the Griffin was long OOP by 2001. The Pegasus looks almost identical to a Gazelle. The Shark has that notch on the wing.
BTW, the Griffin was long OOP by 2001. The Pegasus looks almost identical to a Gazelle. The Shark has that notch on the wing.
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