I'm on a 16lb ball kick. Not really wanting to drill a bunch of balls, but needed a dryer lane ball.
Drilled my RS48 with the pin 5 inches from my PAP, under my middle finger, and the MB is at a 90 degree position, putting it below my thumb hole, and about 1/4 inch left of my span line. The CG is slightly negative, but was legal after drilling, so I didn't need an extra hole. The ball had about 2.7 top weight before drilling, with a 2-3 pin out from CG. The CG ended up just above my thumb hole, slightly negative, giving me thumb, negative side, and some top after drilling.
This ball works really well on the correct lane condition. I used it on broken down wood lanes, 2nd set. Still was only at about 33-37 with my feet, crossing the arrows around 19-24. As I moved in, had plenty of hold, ball recovered nicely when missed wide into the dry. Carry was very good, shot 700 something, with 1 open frame.
Straight players may never use this ball, or only on really dry lanes. Tweeners will love this ball on dry lanes. I think slower speed players will like it on dry if they don't have tooo much hand. The big hand twister players may get some over/under reaction if there is too much oil. A rolly layout or knock some shine off the surface should cure that.
This ball is very good, if you take care of it, should last you 2-3 years, just like any ball. Has Brunswick quality and Elite customer service.
I like this ball, think I may try some others. Hope this helps ya....
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