Arocep
Birdie Member
here is a lil bit better pic of the stamp
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[Question] ID a disc or ask "What is the story on this disc...?"
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wake_rider
Birdie Member
Is that not considered a rainbow stamp?
drkstr
Birdie Member
I found an older cobra today that was stamped "Long Range Driver" along with the bar stamp and the pic of a cobra. Were Cobra's once considered to be a long range driver? ~ or is this just a misprint?
Allurex
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Well all older discs were classified differently than they are today. Like KC Pro Teebirds and other fairways say 'Ultra Long Straight Driver' or something like that.
EDIT: Just like the Eagles in the post above yours.
EDIT: Just like the Eagles in the post above yours.
Pure rocks
Banned
Yes, they were drivers for a while. Still play with an old dude who uses old flat DX cobras as his main control driver. The fastest/newest thing in his bag are CE valks.
DeadEye
Double Eagle Member
I don't have a pic yet, but anyone know what the standard price would be for a tournament stamped year 2000 DX Roc?
nixk
Newbie
This is a CA tooled, 11x champion Teebird TL. Is this common with a stock stamp? It has been a while but I thought these were all T molds.
Allurex
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You sure it's a TL? Could've been a mis-stamp I suppose.
nixk
Newbie
I just double-checked and it is definitely a TL.
Notrepidation
Par Member
No clue on either of these. The orange one is over stable. The blue one is stable to understable and glides for days. Both are stamped Innova.....any clue?
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Notrepidation
Par Member
Giv'r
Eagle Member
What are the abbreviations written on the bottom center of the disc? I can't read them in your pics. I see that there's something written there on the orange one at least.
http://www.innovadiscs.com/discs/disc-comparison.html
Allurex
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Orange one looks like a TeeDevil, which is moderately overstable. Blue looks like maybe a Sidewinder?
jsc430
Double Eagle Member
captain jack
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Are you sure thats a Gazelle ?
Maybe its just the picture, but when I compare it to my CE Gazelle, the disc in your picture appears to have a much wider wing.
Maybe its just the picture, but when I compare it to my CE Gazelle, the disc in your picture appears to have a much wider wing.
jsc430
Double Eagle Member
Def. 100% a gazelle
Nuke
Birdie Member
So I've got a Huk Lab Star Destroyer that I got a while ago. It's always been crazy overstable, and that was generally just my experience with Destroyers (my other one is a champ glo CFR). Recently, I've had people tell me they can't believe it's that overstable, especially now that it's fairly beat up. This last weekend, I had a guy at a tournament ask me if it was a nightshift. I said no, I thought all the nightshifts were blue. I threw it again and he asked if he could look at it. He said it was a nightshift, they were rare blah blah, Huk Lab sold a bunch yadda yadda. Got me thinking if it was a nightshift and I got to looking online to see if there's any way to tell. I couldn't find anything. So that brings me here...with the question...is there any way to tell if it's a nightshift destroyer or not? Thanks.
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