Muddyboots
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Threeputt would probably be useful.
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[Question] ID a disc or ask "What is the story on this disc...?" - Take II
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I was thinking it might be that too. The diameter is listed as 8.25" though. I think that puts it about the size of a putter or driver.
Do Scorpions have a larger diameter?
biscoe
* Ace Member *
Scorpions are big. Looks like a possible old mold whippet to me.
Here are links to pics of an original 1992 Whippet from hummer1025's Archive of PDGA Approved Discs.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MSNZP2_T4UqoYgPLWNToxoNfKXhKZZg1/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/110jbGDzf7f9AJ7WEE5JqWBkdix4Bbh6U/view?usp=sharing
The white disc in the Marshall St pic is a bit too washed out to see definitively, but they do look very similar.
These are two discs listed at Marshall Street Disc Golf right now. Any ideas what they are?
This one is listed as Unknown Wham-O Innova.
San Marino embossed. Feels like DX. Beaded, thick, concave rim. 8 9/16″ diameter.
This one is listed as Unknown Innova.
Ontario embossed. Feels like DX. Beaded, narrow, concave rim. 8.25″ diameter.
Yeah, the top one looks like a Stingray with Wham-O rings so 77 Mold.
The white one I think everyone is on with the Whippet call.
charsouth1
Newbie
I thought scorpion too.. But 8 3/4" wing.. Looks right though.. My measurement not PDGA or anythin.
And pink disc, if you didn't blank out the phone # I could call the dude that owns it and ask
Millennium something? The Q is their champion plastic if I'm not mistaken
HELP - What disc is this???
I have had this disc for many years (5-7?), it was bought for me by a friend. It has no branding or markings on it. I throw a lot of innova discs and it doesnt feel like any plastic they make. It is a driver and holds a pretty straight flight line. Any ideas???
I have had this disc for many years (5-7?), it was bought for me by a friend. It has no branding or markings on it. I throw a lot of innova discs and it doesnt feel like any plastic they make. It is a driver and holds a pretty straight flight line. Any ideas???
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The soft/rounded profile does look similar to a QK I have, can't speak for the color though. The one I have has more raised markings on the back than any other disc I've seen.
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BuzzzChief
Double Eagle Member
Howliewood was a tournament in Olalla, Washington at the now-defunct Dalaiwood course. People dressed up in halloween costumes for the tournament, I remember reading about it way back in the day. Would have been early 2000's.
I cannot speak to worth, round flying plastic circle WANT to fly in the woods, IMO. But, it is an old disc, a limited edition and in a discontinued plastic. I am sure it would be sought after by someone.
its black which is a pita to find after throwing
it wouldnt pull over $40 on a hot day on fb inflated pricing
not really worth much to a thrower or serious collector
cool piece of history tho
You don't have an Elite X Buzzz SS in that pile of old discs??
BuzzzChief
Double Eagle Member
It's a beat up old X wasp with a cool stamp. If it were mint maybe $40-50 but it's just a thrower. I would guess $15-20 but there are probably Wasp experts who know better.
