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blouisk

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a new ball
« on: January 08, 2007, 09:48:48 PM »
i currently hv a storm double agent for heavy oil and a bully for medium and above...i will usemy bully all the time unless its very oily...but nowadays me as a stroker found out tat the ball is hooking for me...i cant bowl at board 20 to 10 becus the arc will be too big for me and its inconsistent...
now, i would like to hv a ball tat some where from board 17 to 10 which is a bit weaker but a bit more snap....
i tried to use scout b4 but it doesnt hook at all....it skids to the pin....i want some thing tat is a bit weaker than bully but a bit stronger than scout...
and how should i drill it?
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splendorlex

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Re: a new ball
« Reply #1 on: January 09, 2007, 12:33:17 PM »
I know this is the Brunswick forum, but I would recommend the Doom for what you are asking.  I personally found the Smokin' to be a little too condition specific.  It wasn't a bad ball, I just didn't find much use for it.  I got more of a hook/set reaction out if it, where with the Doom I get a good skid/snap reaction for medium to light oil.
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