I know it's a few years old but I won one on ebay cheap. Just curious if anybody has had any luck with this piece. My house is a medium heavy 41 foot THS 4 game league. Let me know thoughts and opinions.

Kidlost,,,wow what a set!

I have a Loaded Revolver and the way I describe it is as less!  However I have noticed others that like it have more surface on it.  However last year if I had started using it earlier on a sparky Narrow Christmas tree pattern I would have made it to Vegas to bowl for $50K.  A lot of smooth hit but too late!

The Lethal has looked great on Videos and reminds me a lot of Lane 1 balls with the symmetric Diamond core and the new All Day from Global 900.  Lots of midlane and smooth rounded continuation at the back.

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Luckylefty

Loaded's on buddies 67.99 shipped know they have 15's unsure on 16. Got the lethal for 69.00 bucks. Thanks for the feedback. My only other solid brunswick is a strong lay out pin down mastermind and can't find enough oil.

Needed a solid or would have bought the loaded. Who knows still might only time will tell. And yes mastermind is a total beast.

I drilled one last year, not expecting much.  It is one of my favorites.  Very smooth, and continuous for me.  I was having lots of under over issues as our league shot was transitioning.  This just smoothed out transition for me.  I literally averaged 250 for the first month I used it.  I find it works real well on most normal length sport shots for me.  I bought a second one, because I liked it so much.

Thanks for the feedback. Now the question remains, am I a fool for laying it out similar to my mastermind? Or will I notice a difference in shape based off of core and pure strength of the mastermind? Any opinions would be great.

I had both balls in my arsenal at one point, until my Mastermind cracked.  I had the Mastermind drilled weaker.  For me the Mastermind was much more ball, even drilled weaker.  Once it started up, it was gonna go.  I found the LR, to be smoother off the spot and continuous but not angular, except on really special conditions.  I even tried changing grits on the LR (1500), and it still wasn't really close to shape or aggressiveness as the Mastermind.    Keep in mind that I am not a high rev player … if that matters.

Great ball strong and smooth. Still have mine i use time to time. Original revolver is even better.

It grips the lane early, rolls heavy but won't pop off the back even pin up.  Its the kind of reaction that nobody rushes out to buy but everybody should have in their bag.  I had a lot of success with this ball and recommend it for medium/heavy oil when you are trying to play a little more parallel but want a more even shape.

The original revolver and the loaded did not impress me at all and I am disappointed that I did not see this coverstock used on any other balls in the B line