If the distance from pin to pap stays the same, what reaction would you expect if the pin is located above, below or next to the ring finger?  This may be covered somewhere in here but I can't find it.

Thanks for the help.

The lower pin will also help the ball rev easier in the mid-lane.
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Brick

My pro shop guy may be wrong(wouldnt count on it) but he says he was talking with Mo Pinel as well as 1 of the brunswick reps at a seminar.  The Brunswick guy was talking about how the "Rico" drill makes the ball early & smooth & that it had a lot to do with the pin being located in the palm.  Mo interjected stating that its not because of the low pin, its due to the pin location as well as the weight hole.

Anyway, long story short, Mo drilled up 2 of the same ball with similar statics, 1 with the pin over the fingers, 1 with the pin under.  The pin under ball actually went 3 feet longer.  He stated that this was due to the pin being the top of the weight block & after drilling the fingers & thumb is elongated it, thus making it get further down the lane.  The pin up was a little stronger off the spot, but none-the-less shorter.  

Now, this is all hearsay, but i trust my driller & i do know that he knows Mo & was at the seminar that he told me about.


I know this is contrary to popular belief, just relaying what ive heard.

Shawn
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In the bag

Brunswick 3.5(pin over ring, mb 60º) light polish over OOB
Ebonite Mission(pin under bridge, MB 70º, low weight hole) polish over OOB
Storm Fast(pin under bridge, low weight hole)
Storm Natural(pin over ring)

Coming soon
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