Author Topic: Rico Drill question (Read 2404 times)

armswing · « **on:** July 01, 2009, 03:49:53 AM »

I want to drill a ball rico and I want this ball for drier mediums. Can you guys suggest what type of ball would be best suited for this drill pattern, Assymetrical, symetrical,high medium or low rg. or if certain ball companies take this drill pattern better than others. please chime in and let me know your experiences with drill thnks a bunch in advance guys. Armswing Out!!
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Edited on 7/1/2009 12:23 PM

jbuzz31 · « **Reply #1 on:** July 01, 2009, 11:56:12 AM »

Drier mediums?
I would go with a medium/weak pearlized ball.
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900G Creature Pearl
Storm Fast
Visionary Ogre Pearl or S.S Ogre
Any of the Pearlized Avalanches
Roto Grip Mars

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Russell · « **Reply #2 on:** July 06, 2009, 11:44:03 AM »

Im just going to ask....but what point is an early rolling layout on drier lanes? I understand making the ball bleed in the midlane but the Rico makes the ball bleed it all at the breakpoint.

Unless you're really high speed I see that combination creating TONS of flat 10s in your future.
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yeehayashi · « **Reply #3 on:** July 06, 2009, 11:57:59 AM »

Armswing: I think the RICO drill pattern is actually intended for lane conditions that have sport shot oil conditions or med-heavy to heavy oil. The idea being that the ball should go into an earlier roll and to give you a better read of the mid-lane. I think it works on both symmetrical & assymetrical balls and is usually best paired with a pearlized or polished coverstock. To get the lowdown on the RICO drilling, check out Joe Slowinski's website. He has a very good article about the RICO. The URL is www.bowlingknowledge.info

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armswing · « **Reply #4 on:** July 06, 2009, 12:08:26 PM »

Thanks Yeehayashi, Russell and jbuzz31 I appreciate you imput on my rico drill question.
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icewall · « **Reply #5 on:** July 06, 2009, 12:14:08 PM »

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Armswing: I think the RICO drill pattern is actually intended for lane conditions that have sport shot oil conditions or med-heavy to heavy oil. The idea being that the ball should go into an earlier roll and to give you a better read of the mid-lane. I think it works on both symmetrical & assymetrical balls and is usually best paired with a pearlized or polished coverstock. To get the lowdown on the RICO drilling, check out Joe Slowinski's website. He has a very good article about the RICO. The URL is www.bowlingknowledge.info

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But it's not for drier mediums, peroid..

The rico balls I have all bleed out in the mids UNLESS ita a really weak reactive cover
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yes but you cannot compare reactions on drills such as the "rico" layout.

yes it is a pin down drill which promotes mid lane reaction.

for me a rico drill would be slightly more then 5 1/2" pin to pap drill. what if someone tracks lower then me? it would be a much stronger drill (flare wise). and a different reaction then what I would see.
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