2/4/0/1 Mint Discs Bullet - Royal Plastic | Skullet

The Mint Discs Bullet already has a name that suggests straight, fast, and right on target. Add the Skullet stamp and suddenly this thing shows up looking like business in the front, absolute disc-golf nonsense everywhere else. Which, frankly, feels appropriate.

In Royal plastic, the Bullet combines a comfortable baseline-style grip with one of Mint’s cleanest putter flights. With flight numbers of 2 | 4 | 0 | 1, it is built for straight putts, smooth throwing-putter drives, touch approaches, and players who appreciate a disc that goes where they aimed instead of developing its own weekend plans.

Flight

2 | 4 | 0 | 1 is about as straightforward as putter numbers get. Speed 2 keeps the Bullet controllable and comfortable, while the glide of 4 gives it enough carry to work both inside the circle and off the tee.

The 0 turn keeps the high-speed portion honest. Give it a clean release and it wants to hold the line rather than drifting unpredictably. The gentle 1 fade provides just enough finish to make the flight trustworthy without turning the final twenty feet into an emergency left turn.

Thrown flat, the Bullet pushes straight with a soft finish. On hyzer, it holds a clean controlled angle. Give it anhyzer and it can carry the line surprisingly well, making it useful for touch turnovers and technical approaches where an overstable putter would immediately begin arguing with you.

Plastic

Royal plastic gives the Bullet a grippy, confident feel that works especially well for putting and controlled approach shots. It offers the kind of tactile feedback players want when clean release and touch matter more than maximum durability.

As Royal plastic seasons, the Bullet can become even straighter and more workable, giving players a putter that develops alongside their game instead of remaining permanently committed to exactly one flight.

Best Uses

• Inside-the-circle putting
• Straight throwing-putter drives
• Touch approaches
• Wooded tunnel shots
• Standstill throws
• Gentle turnover approaches
• Hyzer-flip putter shots as it seasons
• Low-power placement shots
• Players who prefer minimal fade
• One-disc practice rounds
• Making a Skullet look significantly cooler than it has any right to

BDLD Real Talk

The Bullet is the kind of putter that exposes an uncomfortable truth: sometimes you do not need another complicated disc. Sometimes you need something straight, comfortable, and predictable—and then you need to stop screwing up the release.

That glide rating of 4 gives the Bullet legitimate throwing-putter ability. It can cover surprising distance without needing to be hammered, which makes it excellent for technical tee shots and approaches where a midrange feels like too much disc.

Royal plastic gives it the grip to feel confident in the hand, while the neutral flight makes it useful for a huge range of players. Beginners get an approachable putter that actually flies. Experienced players get a line-shaping tool that rewards touch and clean angles.

And then there is the Skullet.

Is a skull with a mullet necessary for improved putting performance? Absolutely not.

Does that make us want it less?

Also absolutely not.

Disc golf already involves adults wandering through parks carrying brightly colored plastic and arguing about whether hitting a tree was “actually the line.” We passed the dignity checkpoint several miles ago. Embrace the Skullet.

Bottom Line

The Mint Discs Bullet in Royal plastic with the Skullet stamp is a straight-flying 2 | 4 | 0 | 1 putter built for clean putts, controlled drives, touch approaches, and technical lines.

It's grippy. It's workable. It's dependable. And it has a skull with a mullet on it.

We really shouldn't have to sell this any harder than that.