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lilphyzx

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Blazing inferno question
« on: December 06, 2004, 12:49:27 AM »
Hey fellas I traded a guy for this ball and I have it drilled with the pin below and to the right of the ring finger with the cg in the palm. It has the factory gloss on it. So far I dont totally understand the ball just yet. It seems to strong for 10 and if you swing it, it wont make it back strong enough. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this and what was done to help it. Also what is the general thoughts of the drill and what is it suppose to do.
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lilphyzx

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Re: Blazing inferno question
« Reply #16 on: December 21, 2004, 07:48:16 AM »
Yeah the blazin is a good ball. I love the inferno, it was a ball that served me well and I shot really good games with it. I traded mine just recently for another ball when the blazin worked so well for me. It actually out hoooked my inferno. Just doesnt want to handle as much oil. Although I just got a rule and I think that will change my brunswick thoughts a bit.
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lilphyzx

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Re: Blazing inferno question
« Reply #17 on: December 21, 2004, 07:48:48 AM »
Would you belive i traded my intense inferno for the blazin and I like the blazin more.
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lilphyzx

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Re: Blazing inferno question
« Reply #18 on: December 21, 2004, 08:29:27 AM »
Im not really sure, I took mine into the proshop and told them to give me a 1500 wet sand. Im really not sure how the sanding and stuff works, I belive what ever grit the paper or scotchbrite or polish you choose will make the difference in what grit number it will be. I have the slightest clue what it will be without the polish.
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