ok started with kingpin rule...ball goes to long on fresh before making late turn...switched to copperhead had cleaned and resurfaced...was smooth now its skid snap reaction..moved in but really struggled hitting the pocket...white pattern for oil..i play down and in,stroker,medium revs,i track high...I don't have local pro shop I use I use buddies pro shop...so any ball suggestions would be great to help

I was there in april...chris and staff are awesome...

good to know bowling NeXT to jrs….thinking need something not as long as kingpin rule, but as strong

If you add a little surface to the Kingpin Rule it should blend the pattern better front to back.
 
As we use these balls they "smooth out" the microscopic "treads" put there by the factory and thus start going longer before making their move.  A ball finished at 2000 can easily be at 4000 within about 6 games of use.
 
Regarding the Copperhead, that ball's strength is that it's designed to be predictable, so I'd take it somewhere between 1000 and 1500 grit and save it for when the lanes get really ugly. 

A ball like that can save your life on tough conditions because you know where it's going.  If you stay out of trouble and convert spares well you can surprise a lot of bowlers whose bag is full of skid-snap equipment (because it looks cool on the lanes)and win points.  Good luck.  Let us know how you're doing as the season moves along.