Hi,

I am wondering what drilling is best in taming down an over/under condition on a typical house shot.

We have a medium dry shot, but the backends have been sloppy lately from 10 to 10, and thus, weaker balls tend to be too weak, and stronger balls are way to strong (the head oil won't support throwing dull stuff, at my speed at least).  I have been throwing a Mercury slightly inside out on the ten, but really struggle with slight misses left and right.

I have always heard that using a weak solid reactive (low diff) is usually a preferred choice, but what drilling should I put on something like that?

Any help is greatly appreciated,

dR3w

PS.
I did a search through the database (over the last year), but the returned responses were not visible since they were older than 120 days.  Seemed kind of funny that I could use the tip in the BR.com unofficial FAQ section to search the entire database, but couldn't see any responses to the older topics that it returned.  Is there a way around this?
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dR3w

"I did nothing. I did absolutely nothing, and it was everything I thought it could be. "

My suggestion would be to drill something solid with a low differential like you mentioned and maybe drill it pin under ring finger. I have an old amf tour menace drilled like this, it reads the dry very smooth and just rolls on the backend.  Basically on that kind of condition, I think you need a little surface, maybe 800 or 1000 grit smooth and something that rolls and doesn't snap.

Edited on 4/15/2006 1:30 AM