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lefty50

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Triumph TNT
« on: August 29, 2009, 05:27:06 PM »
Looking at a Triumph TNT. Specs seem good for my style, low Rg, high diff. I was never really a fan of particle however. Was the ball in general a smooth rolling oiler or something else? Any TNT fans out there?
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bcw1969

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Re: Triumph TNT
« Reply #1 on: August 30, 2009, 05:59:17 AM »
A few years back when I was Looking for something that had the personality of my Brunswick Warp zone but could handle a little bit more oil, I was told by someone that had thrown both balls that the Amf Triumph TNT was close to what I was looking for at the time...never picked up a TNT up myself, but that is how the TNT was described to me, very similar to the warp zone with similar or more oil handling ability.

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matt1286

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Re: Triumph TNT
« Reply #2 on: August 31, 2009, 09:41:48 AM »
The TNT in my opinion is one of the most underated balls of all time.  This ball handles a lot of oil, but can also get plenty of use on medium conditions due to it's friendly coverstock.  I had 2 of the originals and have 1 of the remakes and the original was a little stronger from what I can tell so far.  You said you were looking for smooth rolling and I can't think of a smoother rolling ball then the TNT.  
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surface_solutions

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Re: Triumph TNT
« Reply #3 on: October 20, 2009, 09:05:50 PM »
I keep looking into buying the TNT myself, I just can't seem to commit.  I have an S-75 and Terminal Velocity and they seem to work quite well.  I just don't know how to layout a TNT so as not to overlap in my arsenal.

I am looking for something to handle as much oil as the S-75 but with added lenght without giving up the backend.  With the TNT being particle do you think that with the right layout I could get something close.

I'll get some pics posted of the Terminal Velocity and S-75 to compare with.
Here is the S-75:
http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/adammoreland/FS%20Balls/S-75layout.jpg
This is my old BPP but the layout is the same as on my Terminal...:
http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/adammoreland/FS%20Balls/BPPlayout.jpg

Shoot some ideas at me.  Or even optional ball choices.
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