Go 4X4 Pin above ring - CG Stacked and MB in strong position. This is how me and three of my other buddies have drilled ours. The ball is very strong and can come back from anything.

Where are you trying to fit this into your arsenal?
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below the total, not overly angular, i would go with drilling 1, see how u like it, & add a flare reducing or increasing weight hole depending on what u want(more or less hook)

Not to be rude in any way, but if u dont want anything angular, why did u buy 1 of the most angular balls out right now?

Again, not trying to be a pr!ck, its an honest question.


Shawn

i wouldnt really say it could be DRILLED to arc.  U could definately give it a good arc drilling, then take the polish off.  Maybe even 4000abralon might help enough, if not, just go to 2000.  

IMO any ball CAN arc, its just a matter of what surface + drilling u need to get it to do it.

Just my opinion, but if u dont like anything angular, i would stick to brunswick, lanemasters also has a ton of smooth rolling equipment to choose from.  Ebonite tends to have lots of angular equipment.


Shawn

Tracy,

You may want to look at drilling #3 on the layout sheet that comes with the ball.  This provides an earlier reaction with strong down lane motion.  I've not tried one drilled like this, but have seen others with it.  It seems to accomplish what you're looking for.  Thanks!
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