As far as I know, the BZ Bullet and the current pearl Power Grooves share the same PK 17 coverstock, and on medium top dry they are quite strong balls. If your Bullet is too much on dry ground, go for the PG Dry/R which offers more length - or consider the Urethane Groove. Not as fancy, but on dry ground the more even and probably controllable option.
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DizzyFugu --- Reporting from Germany

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I have two power grooves and have thrown the bullett quiet a bit a few years back. I have one power groove punched up like this
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and my other one is drilled like this
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The first one tends to be skid snap and would probly be to aggesive for what you are looking for. However, the second one would probly work great for dry lanes. I bowled a 12 gamer a couple weeks ago I was playing the burnt track line while everyone else was playing a bump shot off the dry (around 20 to 25 at the arrows out to ten). This ball is so weak I put everything I had on it playing third arrow out on a house shot and slowed down my speed and left a lilly (5,7,10). If you put this on the dry R I could only imagine.
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Zack Pelton
Bowl To Win!!!

Edited on 6/10/2005 12:29 PM

Edited on 6/10/2005 12:30 PM