[RB73]

We actually had a similar issue when we were building out shooter. We didnt have a roof and the disks were raising out of the shooter rather than going out the end. We ended up raising our shooter wheels about a quarter of an inch. This put the wheels slightly above the frisbee and acted as a top. This, when paired with a lip on the opposite wall, stopped the disks from riding up out of the shooter.

In other words, compression wasnt an issue in the disk coming out tilted.