Illegal over weight discs

[Jay Dub]

http://www.pdga.com/files/documents/PDGATechStandards_8_1_11.doc.pdf

(4) not exceed 8.3 g per cm of outside disc diameter;
(5) not exceed a maximum weight of 200 g;

 

[rusch_bag]

Why do people worry about this ****? If the manufacture is ok selling you a disc that is over max weight, you should have no problem throwing a disc that is over max weight. Why do you guys even have scales? I hope you are selling drugs. I bought a 184 gram wizard from Marshall Street at one point and had no problems throwing it ever. I also throw my discs against walls and I use sandpaper and have melted parts of my discs. I also count cubby aces. Go nuts DGCR.

 

[Jay Dub]

Why do people worry about this ****? If the manufacture is ok selling you a disc that is over max weight, you should have no problem throwing a disc that is over max weight. Why do you guys even have scales? I hope you are selling drugs. I bought a 184 gram wizard from Marshall Street at one point and had no problems throwing it ever. I also throw my discs against walls and I use sandpaper and have melted parts of my discs. I also count cubby aces. Go nuts DGCR.

I wonder why people get so upset over a simple discussion. opcorn:

 

[Halcón]

Why do people worry about this ****? If the manufacture is ok selling you a disc that is over max weight, you should have no problem throwing a disc that is over max weight. Why do you guys even have scales? I hope you are selling drugs. I bought a 184 gram wizard from Marshall Street at one point and had no problems throwing it ever. I also throw my discs against walls and I use sandpaper and have melted parts of my discs. I also count cubby aces. Go nuts DGCR.

If you're playing casual, yea, who cares what you throw, or what rules you follow.

If you're in a sanctioned tourney, you should have some integrity and abide by the rules and regulations set forth by the PDGA.