On my house shot, the Misfit is the weaker of the whole lineup. I normally start with the Reckless. After making some small moves as the shot breaks down, I usually hit the point where the Reckless will 10 pin and 4 pin. At that time, I switch to the Misfit and move 2 and 1 right.
I drilled the Too Reckless the same as my Reckless and Misfit, 5.5 inches from PAP and above my fingers. I had difficulty fitting in between the Reckless and Misfit, so I hit the surface with old school grey scotch brite (just happened to have a worn out piece in the bottom of bag). This made all the difference in the world, and placed the Too Reckless 2 and 1 further inside of the Reckless. So now I have a similar difference between the Misfit, the Reckless and the TR.
For my softer ballspeed, the Hellraiser often puts me in jail on my house shot. With the specs saying it was angular, I drilled it 25 degrees MB, 5.5 inches from PAP, and 75 degrees from VAL (pin ended up underneath my bridge). I ended up hitting it with 1000 Abralon. It is stronger than the sanded TR and plays better in longer patterns or when I try to attack the pattern with a reduced revrate and less axis rotation (which is certainly not my preffered adjusment LOL).
The Revenge is definitely stronger than my sanded Hellraiser.
I would agree that the Misfit is not a dryer lane ball for me. I have two, one drilled like most of my arsenal, pin 5.5 inches and above the fingers. I drilled the second one with a 6 inch pin and under my middle finger. This weaker drilled Misfit is 2 and 1 right of my pin above the fingers. I do not have a Kharma, but have a Sling Shot. The SS is 4 boards weaker than my weaker Misfit. And you can tell the SS cover is much weak if you happen to hit any oil down lane.
All in all, the current lineup offers you pretty much a complete arsenal except for the burn.
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