Author Topic: The Disrepect of AMF300 (Read 5932 times)

9orbetter · « **on:** August 06, 2006, 04:48:58 AM »

Over the last few seasons of bowling I have come to see only a few bowlers using AMF equipment. But for the few who did they had great success. Hmmmm.
Why doesn't AMF300 get the respect. The Rodney Dangerfield of bowling. What is your opinion?...9

Strange how people are UNAWARE of good balls! I have two RADAR's and a RADAR LOCK .. I find this AMF line to be FANTASTIC! Don't know why people are skeptical of making an offer on this ball .. it certainly doesn't appear to be a problem with the SELLER .. seems to have good reputation! If you haven't tried AMF this might be a chance to do it .. give it some thought! Good luck ..
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CoachJim · « **Reply #16 on:** August 13, 2006, 03:14:24 PM »

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CoachJim,

Why would anyone want to limit themselves to one ball mfg.? I'm one that uses anything that will get the job done.

IMO, the only folks that should limit themselves to one line of balls are pro's that get paid to do so.

Did you bother to read the topic?

At no point did I say you SHOULD build an arsenal around any one ball manufacturer, all I'm saying is the reason AMF doesn't get respect is because of the limited number of selections, but with the success of the Radar they might be on a comeback. I didn't say that what they have isn't good, you people are thin skinned around here, ready to jump on anything.

scotts33 · « **Reply #17 on:** August 13, 2006, 04:42:26 PM »

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Did you bother to read the topic?

At no point did I say you SHOULD build an arsenal around any one ball manufacturer, all I'm saying is the reason AMF doesn't get respect is because of the limited number of selections, but with the success of the Radar they might be on a comeback. I didn't say that what they have isn't good, you people are thin skinned around here, ready to jump on anything.

Sorry I responded CoachJim. I'll leave it to you experts.
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arcright7 · « **Reply #18 on:** August 13, 2006, 09:03:30 PM »

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-Terminal Velocity, TNT
-Radar Lock
-Radar
-Titan SE (sweet)
-Supreme Justice pearl
-Orbit Extreme,
-Orbit

Do they have a ball line that can compete head to head with the One Series from Ebonite, or the Inferno series from Brunswick or any of the other high end line of equipment from other manufacturers, and what if I want to throw AMF and I don't match up well with any of the above balls you mentioned, they don't have much in the way of variety is the point I was trying to make.

My other problem is they seem to just stop making some of thier equipment and don't replace it right away, meaning of the list of balls you listed are you sure all of them are still available? Like the TNT for example, do they still make that?

CoachJim,

All of the aforementioned balls (excluding thre TNT) are available. I hear what you are saying i just disagree. If your statements where based on experience with the equipment i listed it might have more subtance. Visionary does not have a large quantity of balls either, but they have their supporters just the same. If someone can't make a arsenal out of the balls i named, then the true lack of versatility lies in the game of bowler. The Titan SE is one the easiest to read balls i have ever thrown, and i have thrown quite a few. However i do know that some bowlers prefer certain companys over others. I would atribute it more to that over the arguement you make. You have a right to your opinion though as do i.

.........ARC7

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