So overall, people are satisfied with the ball? My elite has a smoother arc to it, so I would like to be able to throw it out (from center dot to the second arrow) and have it arc but snap on the backend. Any layouts that are good for that?
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Arsenal:
Hammer Black Widow Solid
Elite Black Label
Columbia 300 Apogee
-Lefty-

Thank you for the replies everyone, it helps a lot. What is the strongest drilling layout for the ball?
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Arsenal:
Hammer Black Widow Solid
Elite Black Label
Columbia 300 Apogee
-Lefty-

Anyone have an opinion on the "Mid-Lane Hook & Back-end" drilling layout (from Brunswick's Symetric Core - RGdiff - 0.040 or greater) sheet?

It would be great if the ball hooked early but had some snap on the backend. Or even, the Maximum Hook & Arc layout, anyone use them before? Right now I have an elite that I can throw from the center dot out to the 5 board and have it come in nicely, but thats on a house shot and I am looking for a heavier oil league ball I can toss out from the center and have it hook in nicely, as throwing it out is when I have the most consistent form and accuracy.
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Arsenal:
Hammer Black Widow Solid
Elite Black Label
Columbia 300 Apogee
-Lefty-

Here was my situation at league today. I have the Elite Black Label, and the Black Widow Solid (which I am selling). The Elite was not hooking back enough because there was too much oil, and the BWS was skidding through. So I want the Fury to be able to handle the oil, so I can throw it out and have it still snap back in (as my Elite is at OOB).

The Fury right now is polished up to 4000, should I take it back to its OOB finish, dull, so it handles the oil better. My elite is polished and doesn't come back enough so I am thinking the Fury will complement that part of my game and fill the gap.

Any input on layouts and coverstocks for a lefty low-med rev low-med speed stroker that will do this on a league shot?
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Arsenal:
Hammer Black Widow Solid
Elite Black Label
Columbia 300 Apogee
-Lefty-

What's funny is I'm always skeptical about when people review a ball and they say that they have a such and such average, then they bought a ball, and tada - they throw their career high series, or a 300 game, blah blah blah, you get the picture.  Well, I'm a skeptic no more.  Granted I only ended up using my Fury (solid) about half the time on league night, but nonetheless, I threw my first league 700 series.  I'd only thrown 700+ once in my life and that was during practice one random night. I love my Fury (pin under ring finger), it's strong as heck. It even cuts through all kinds of carrydown. It's stronger on the backends than my Black Widow solid, though my BW isn't drilled to be quite as strong. It does need oil, but if that's what you're looking at, then I've got no complaints about the Fury.