Right now this is it:

Ultimate Inferno (Heavy)
Diesel Particle (Medium-heavy)
Depth Charge (medium)
SlayR (dry)

Which current Brunswick ball would you recommend for Medium-Dry?
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When the bowler that I am meets up with the bowler I ought to be; I'll be one bad Motherf%&$r!

Go with another Slay R.  Hows the one you have now drilled?  this is a very adaptable ball with different drills.  I have one drilled 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 sanded to 1200 grit and it's a monster.  It's more aggressive than my Teal Rhino(4x4), Blazing Inferno(5x4), and Time Zone(3 3/8x3 3/8, box finish).
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-DJ Marshall
You're not Bowling if you're not using "B"runswick
Scratchbowling.com

power groove!

the only real problem with using the time zone for a medium-dry condition is that the coverstock is powrkoil 18 which is very aggressive and would get into a roll too soon. a blazing inferno for the price listed would be a good alternative. the classic zone may also be worth looking into.

Thanks to all for your suggestions. I was in Brunswick's website, and checked out the specs on each of the balls. It looks like a toss up between the Blazing and the Classic Zone.

Ratings for both balls:

Blazing: Hook-110; Length-115; Break-90; Diff-.033
Classic: Hook-115; Length-110; Break-85; Diff-.048

Almost the same except for the differential.

These compare well in a spot above the SlayR which has: Hook-70; Length-165; Break-90; Diff-.043

I have the Newsletter from Bowlingball.com. When I get home, I'll check it out, and if the specs of the Blazing look good (top weights, pin distance), then I might pick it up.
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When the bowler that I am meets up with the bowler I ought to be; I'll be one bad Motherf%&$r!

"Strong flip" is the last thing I would use to describe either of the Blazing Infernos I USED TO own. The Classic Zone has a strong move on the backend, but remember that it does have the same Activator coverstock as the original Inferno. No matter how much you polish it, it's stil too strong to be considered a medium-dry ball.
Lastly - specs are deceiving. The Classic Zone is WAAAAAAY more ball than the Blazing Inferno. It will flat out MOVE. The Blazing never did move much for me unless there was serious dry for it to grip with ZERO carrydown.

Edited on 8/3/2004 12:16 PM