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Equipment Boards => Columbia 300 => Topic started by: Midnite Shadow on February 03, 2005, 12:57:10 PM
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What is the major difference between these two balls? Are they both good in Heavy oil? Is the Bully a better option for drier conditions or Medium oil conditions? I had wanted to get a Big Bully but I have been offered a Bully for a cheap price...or a Big Bully Blem for cheap...any suggestions?
Mike
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i swere to you that they are the same ball with just a simple little grit and polish, that you can change EASILY in the spinner. THEY ARE THE SAME BALL! my driller just talked and explained it all to me. they have the same coverstock and core, just different grit and polish!
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get a backyard bully for med oil if u want one of those for med oil...
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Thanks for the info...I'm leaning towards the Bully because it is a NIB ball and the Big Bully is a Blem...and the Bully would be cheaper.
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Wish i could afford it...but those are so new that the prices are still high...I'd also love an Absolute Inferno...but same thing applies :O(
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Big Bully has a lower RG and Diff. Should roll a bit earlier than the Bully assuming they have the same exact coverstock prep.
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Jon Brandon
Columbia Regional Staff
2003 PBA West Region Rookie of the Year
"You win some, you lose most"
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Well Midnight, which did you go for? I just shot 765 Thursday night with my Bully, Its coverstock is one of the most versatile I have experienced. The Big Bully is versatile as well, but its reaction is a bit earlier overall. Let us know what you went with.
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Jon Brandon
Columbia Regional Staff
2003 PBA West Region Rookie of the Year
"You win some, you lose most"
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I am going with the Big Bully for a couple reasons...
1) The league I throw in has lanes that are flooded with oil...so the Big Bully I think will be a better read on those lanes.
2) Someone offered me a Big Bully for a better price than the Bully I was thinking about. I'm on a budget :O)
But I think in the future if I get a chance and find a relatively cheap Bully I will get that as well. I like the coverstock a lot on the Bully line and think it will work well for my game.
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So overall,
The Big Bully rolls early with a big backend while
the Bully rolls in the midlane with a smooth backend?
Big Bully for Heavy Oil and Bully for Med to Heavy?
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Edited on 2/7/2005 1:46 AM
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What will happen if I am to bowl the Big Bully on a medium or dry lane ? What reaction am I aspected to see ?