Ball NPS Score: 100.00
***$50,000 REWARD FOR BOWLING A 300 GAME WITH THE BOUNTY HUNTER***
900 Global puts out The Bounty Hunter for top bowlers and Pro Shops around the country! That''''s right, $50,000 dollars cash, bucks, smackers,clams, greenbacks, dinero, coin, moolah, or whatever term it is you like. The fact is it''''s up for grabs. Here''''s how it works...
*Shoot a USBC sanctioned 300 game with the Bounty and receive a cut of the $50,000. Pro Shops that drill a Bounty for a bowler that shoots 300 will also receive a share of the $50,000.
What''''s the catch? NONE!
Go to http://www.900global.com/thebountyhunter/ for details.
High Performance
- Coverstock: S72 Reactive
- Color: Black/Red Pearl
- Finish: Polished
- Ball Motion: Strong Angular Backend
- Recommended Lane Condition: Oily
- Flare Potential: 5 - 6"
- RG: 16#-2.482, 15#-2.503, 14#-2.524
- RG Diff.: 16#-0.052, 15#-0.049, 14#-0.048
- Description: Designed to compliment the Bounty Hunter, the Pearl features a lower R.G. Double Cross core and new S72 shell, which will produce more skid/snap compared to the original.

I absolutely LOVE this ball.

I just shot 300 with it last night during league (on a house shot).  The Bounty Hunter Pearl rolls up nice in the mid-lane and has a STRONG arc motion, which is hard to find in a pearl cover.

Although I haven't used it on the PBA oil patterns yet (because the tour is on break right now), I believe it will work great on Shark, Scorpion and possibly Chameleon.

I have my Bounty Hunter Pearl drilled with a 3" pin, with the pin just below my ring finger, with the CG and mass bias kicked out and an extra hole.

Ball spec's 15.2 2.5" pin 2.5 top
My profile: speed 14-16mph, power stroker rt hand.

Lane surface overlays and synthetic.

Drilling: 5" pin from PAP pin down, box finish & 4000 abralon.

The NEW Bounty Hunter a Pearl version of the solid fits nicely into the 900 Global line.  If you're looking for a pearl to use in medium to oily conditions this could be your ball of choice.  This pearl really has a lot of midlane read and it comes off the dry hard!  More of a hard arc/flip than a skid/flip for me.  I shot a quick 300 in league play with it and noticed it gave me some room to miss in the oil and still have enough to recover and carry.  Once the lanes dried up I could get in with it and get good reaction but lost some room to miss wide as my ball speed and rotation caused this gem to roll-out and I lost carry.

I then tried it with a quick 4000 abralon hit and found it to be much smoother and easier to throw on real fresh conditions.  This ball sniffs dry and goes left polished.  With the little surface change I could go straighter, swing the dry and still get plenty of hold and turn.  Great ball for mediums, slower speeds and crankers that had an issue with the original Bounty Hunter.

Great ball from 900 Gloabl!

Joe Arvai IV
900 Global Amateur Staff
www.900global.com
www.amf300.com

I wouls Figure that I have had the ball long enough now to post a significant review of the ball.  I drilled it pin over the ring cg stacked and mb an inch away from the thumb.  The ball is extremely angular, which is great to open up the lane and to play deep inside lines.  I left this ball in box condition to get a good impression of what it could do and all I did when the polish worn away from use was polish it back up and it was good to go.  On house shots with lighter medium volume this was the first ball out of the bag. On medium shots when my creature would not come back hard enough to trip the corners then the BHP would come out. On heavy and long patterns forget about it.  This ball is very receptive to hand changes and can give you a myriad of reactions.  Generally the identity of this ball is skid flip.  It is designed as advertised.
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Kiall Hill
900Global
AMF 300
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