gerth_vader
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thats a dyed destroyer
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McBeth is probably just as sad as buyers that there aren't more of these for people to buy. I'm glad he's making a chunk on these.
thats a dyed destroyer
thats a dyed destroyer
Not sure where you got that idea but it's a confirmed dyed McPro Aviar by Rahn Henderson at MT disc co.
Then the disc sits on a wall or in a box, and no one ever sees it. That beauty needs to be shared.
Any other McPro regulars try the XT Aviar P&A? I'm finding the plastic remarkably similar, it's like 5-10% less rigid, but grips my hand the chains much better. It has shown less signs of wear compared to my other McPros as the hard brittle KC plastic tends to chip off sometimes from the metal parts on the basket. I thinking of swapping all my McPros for XT.
I've been waiting for a 1053 stamp issue for months that hasn't come yet, if Innova were smart they would bring them out as an extra special reissue that flies better than the 1055 backstamp.
Any other McPro regulars try the XT Aviar P&A? I'm finding the plastic remarkably similar, it's like 5-10% less rigid, but grips my hand the chains much better. It has shown less signs of wear compared to my other McPros as the hard brittle KC plastic tends to chip off sometimes from the metal parts on the basket. I thinking of swapping all my McPros for XT.
I just bit the bullet and bought some of these new bottom-stamp 1055s. I was planning to use them for practice/rounds, but am I to understand these don't fly as well?
I am too lazy to search, is there a consensus on the stability of the McPro aviar against a regular DX Putt and Approach Aviar?
I am too lazy to search, is there a consensus on the stability of the McPro aviar against a regular DX Putt and Approach Aviar?