Post by: agroves on February 14, 2005, 02:37:49 PM
layout 4 1/2 by 3 1/2, pin above ring, extra hole on a line center of grip through cg on val, 23/32 2 inches deep, 3/8 pos side weight
It was very hard to read on the pair I was on. They hadn't been oiled since early Sunday morning, there was some head oil and a butt load of carrydown. I saw them oiling this afternoon, but I guess they stopped on the pair to my left.
Oh well, I moved outside and played up and through the carrydown with my hand on the side of the ball. I could tell as soon as I let go of it if I was going to strike or leave a ten.
I tried moving inside and slowing the ball down but it was spotty and very inconsistent. I didn't drill the ball for this type of condition. I have other stuff for heavy carrydown.
I will see a fresh THS tonight(tuesday). I will report back my findings and thoughts.
Andrew
PS my proshop ordered 5 and sold 4 before they even hit the shelves.
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Post by: agroves on February 15, 2005, 09:14:34 PM
Pattern:
38ft
tophat 70ish units inside, probably 10 or less outside.
Guardian
This ball pings off the dry. Wow! The move was very pronounced and angular. This is exactly what I wanted. It really opens the lane up.
Normally, I fight carrydown in this house. I moved my feet two boards right the second game to stay flush. I usually move 5 boards with my other equipment. I didn't think the II handled carrydown well, but this one does it better.
I was sliding 30, hitting 19 out to 7. Had the high in the league tonight with a 695.
Andrew
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