Premium Plastic makes it great. -

175g Premium Champion like  4402 ( transparent )  i tried this when another player had a stack of premium plastic Bullets,  compare to Quantum Omega, but the factory finish of the Bullets tiny bead was excellent.   if you can find this disc, you would be rewarded.  i have yet to find that model.  Good for all players.  can be driven with some power.

The bullet is great aggressive putter. I really like the low profile and pretty much beadless shape. It is very comfortable, especially in the soft feeling grippy royal plastic. I feel most consistent at close range and in wind with this disc. It is definitely not a 4 for glide when used as a putting putter. It drops like a rock. It is also an easy 3 maybe 3.5 in speed. I think it would be more popular as a throwing putter.

Since this is a putter and it's usually more of a personal preference as far as feel, I'll speak to what I think of the plastic. I was looking for one in Soft but there was nothing available above 170g so I went with the Medium plastic. It's stiff and cheap feeling; after only a couple rounds mine has quite a few dents and chips in it and it was only used for putting. As far as the flight, it has great glide but a little too much for putting in my opinion. I was going to give this a shot as a throwing putter, but I can't imagine it would last very long for anything other than putting. Considering the price of these I would skip it; nothing special about the disc itself and I would rate any basic plastic from the big manufacturer's much better than the Royal plastic. 

Nice low profile thrower and putter. Kinda like a judge but maybe a little less stable and a little lower profile. Nice flight!

The Bullet is a solid beadless putter.

It has the same great plastic feel as the Profit with a slightly different feel and a little bit straighter flight path. Like the Profit, the Bullet is mostly flat on top. By comparing the two putters, I believe they may utilize the same top mold piece, meaning the top half of the discs are identical. Out of the two Mint putters, while they are both good, I think I like the beadless Bullet best. 

As a throwing putter, the Bullett is a good one. It's stable enough that it mostly holds the line it's thrown on. It can handle all of my power without turning over at all. At fast low throws it's dead straight. At lower speeds, the Bullet is not a completely straight flyer and does fade a little bit at the end of the flight which is noticeable on long putts. 

Overall the Bullet is no game changer for disc golf. It's not a putter that has earned new preference as my favorite, but it's a solid putter that works well for both putting and approach shots. While ideally I prefer a putter with a little bit more glide, I would be fully confident using the Bullet in any tournament round if I had to. 

Another great putter from MINT Discs. For me, this putter is the perfect go-to putter for everything. When putting, it has a neutral flight- it doesn't fade out too much, just glides forward with a little fade at the end. When I drove with it, it flips up to flat and cruises for a while. I couldn't get big putter distance with it, but it held the shot shape very well.

Overall, a very dependable putter from MINT - the perfect option if you like the velvety feel of the Royal plastic.

Throwing a Royal plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

I would recommend this disc to anyone, especially beginners learning to throw. As this disc will show them how their form is and how they release the disc and not correct the bad form. 

This is a putter is pretty nice, it has a good comfortable grip and I don't notice the micro bead on it. It doesn't have too deep of a rim, which enables for a comfortable fan grip. I used it mainly for spin putting, and I noticed that this disc holds any line you putt on. The numbers that the manufacturer have assigned it fit it well. 

Driving with this putter reminded me a little of the Latitude 64 pure. It flies straight, easy to put on an anhyzer or hyzer line. I personally think that this disc shines as a driving putter rather than a putting one. 

Overall, a very nice disc made by mint. And I think it is different enough from the profit that it is worth trying out and seeing if it has a spot in your bag.