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Equipment Boards => Columbia 300 => Topic started by: urbanshaft on March 21, 2009, 10:37:20 AM
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which ball would you guys use for a dry shot??
i meen im standing on 35 throwing to the 5 and my dead flush is going through the nose even when i try to put no revs on it.
so i need a weak ball atleast 5boards weaker then my dead flush
would you guys recomend a jazz or just go with the scout?
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Instead of a new ball,try learning to roll a ball from up the back.I use to bowl on old wood lanes with a short oil pattern.It was 31 ft. with CLEAN backends.The only way I could score was rolling the Black Hammer up the back.Averaged 218 in summer an 225 in winter.I almost never payed for bowling because of the money I would win in side pots an brackets.I had my wife an daughter on my team,so IT could have been costly
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"I hate losing more than I love winning"
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Scout, best Columbia ball for when they are really dry, and drill it weak
but why are you not moving farther left and keeping your line tighter through the oil
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Dale Williams
Columbia 300 Utah Amateur Staff
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The Jazz is a good ball for dry lanes but it will flare. So the Scout might be a better choice.
I agree with a couple of other comment though. dont send the ball to the dry so much. keep it in the oil longer
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they are both fairly aggressive on light oil and maybe light/medium. u will need the urethane scout..
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its cause for some reason they dont like to oil the inside of the lanes for the leftys
if i throw it to say 10-15 it wont even hit the head pin.
on another note
i also need a ball to fit between my dead flush and perfect rival
i was thinking either arch rival or power swing
dead flush is drilled 4 1/2 pin above finger
perfect rival 4 1/3 under fingers
Edited on 3/23/2009 1:51 AM