should i say i want my money back for what u charged me for these to get them drilled, or even further and say i want 2 new balls since u trashed these.

Ill consider that i think im jus gonna go to my proshop my old one the one i always went to, and jus get him to fix it he will do the job right.

Yah i look at it now... and the one ball isnt even drilled right its like drilled stright up, B is above the span.. witch i told him not to do im so ticked off and the bridge is all messed up too. the amount of material between the fingers isnt the same on both. its bascilly saying i have to get all holes pluged, and its gonna look like crap.

WTDR dosent support it any more it said due to system abuse.

So the bridge is a bit wide?

I don't see how this translates into a long span *confused*
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Nick Smith ... A.K.A. Les Badderâ„¢
Brunswick -=- PBA 03-05
¡Viva la nación de Brunswick!

First of all, its up to the PSO (pro shop operator) to make the customers happy.  He/she should give suggestions and personal opinion, but ultimately the decision is up to you.  So, if you requested a specific layout and didn't get it, then that ball should be replaced.  Otherwise, you are going to have a fully plugged and redrilled ball before you even get to throw it.  Missing the span, on the other hand, is an honest mistake...especially if both balls are off by the same amount (if they are both different... then that's just sloppy work and you should look else where).  Generally a small amount can be easily fixed by either plugging and moving the thumb a little or installing a thumb slug.  If the spans are off from the ball you provided, then its up to the proshop to correct their error, free of charge...  

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