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General Category => Drilling & Layouts => Topic started by: Toddace1 on February 11, 2004, 09:10:33 PM

Title: Drilling for an Old Columbia Vector
Post by: Toddace1 on February 11, 2004, 09:10:33 PM

Just wonder if anyone has any knowledge of how to drill up this ball, other than standard over the label.  I haven't gotten the balls in yet, but I understand that they don't have a PIN marking.  Any help would be apprechiated.

Thanks

Title: Re: Drilling for an Old Columbia Vector
Post by: michelle on February 12, 2004, 12:24:34 PM

Are you talking about the Vector One or the Vector Two.  Seems to me the Vector One was black urethane while the Vector Two was sort of a navy urethane.  Both used sort of a modified pancake core, with the block on the One being a little lower than traditional pancakes and the Two being even closer to the center of the ball.  

I never had the Two, but I still have a One drilled basically straight label that will work on a down and in shot with decent carry.

Title: Re: Drilling for an Old Columbia Vector
Post by: nomanji on February 16, 2004, 01:32:17 PM

There's a special lay-out for the Vector 2 called "track weight".  If I recall it correctly, drill out the CG using 1 1/4 drill bit, 3 inches deep.  If you're RH, place your thumbhole at the arrow tip of Vector 2 engraving. For LH, place the ring finger on the arrow tip.