have a picture of it?  I got one from a guy who was throwing it away because he doesn't bowl anymore.

  It is a low games, lefty drill and I was wondering if it was worth messing with.

  It seems to have some incarnation of a bombs away core, but which one?
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I'd be inclined to worry less about the core (just assume it's strong) and worry more about the coverstock. This beauty had VERY, VERY hard particles. I think you needed to use Trizact paper to modify it. I remember it rolling SOOOOO early. It was similar to the original Brunswick Proactive coverstocks in that respect.


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I guess we can't expect anything else out of a Brunswick guy! He's here to talk up the Big B and if he made a positive comment about another company's equipment that would be the ball to buy! The Tombstone was a love/hate ball and I really like particle coverstocks and liked the Tombstone, but you had to know when to put it up. Just the same as the Warp Zone that I really liked and a lot of people didn't care for it. Just my $.02, Bruce
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The Tombstone has to be one of the worst rolling balls in history.
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Edited on 7/9/1997 12:43 PM

Just notify the manager so that he can have the lanes you use resurfaced after you are done.

Edited on 9/2/2008 7:08 AM