Post by: Doug Sterner on November 04, 2008, 12:01:43 PM
Such a drilling would give me an approximate drilling of 6x5.
I just want to try out one of the new Hammer balls SOOOOO bad. I got talked out of the Venom (sold it to a customer) but I have 3 Psychos sitting here and am dying to try one but want a drilling that won't overlap my other stuff.
Thoughts?
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Post by: Plowboy300 on November 05, 2008, 01:03:33 AM
I too drilled up one of these with pin up above my bridge & CG in my palm (6x5) similar to what you are looking for. This ball is so smooth through the front and a strong movement in the mids, with a strong arcing motion in the backends. I use this Psycho the most out of the 3 that I have drilled up. Can use it on various house patterns, sport shots, and PBA league shots.
You will not be disappointed with this layout on this great piece of equipment.
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Post by: truckstoy on November 05, 2008, 01:04:28 PM
just got 1 drilled up exactly like that and it is the best ball i have thrown in years. it is smooth and very strong in the backend but not skid/flip at all. you can put pretty good hand in the ball and it does not over react.
am going to get a 2nd one drill it the same and polish it up a ton to have if the lanes beak down.
give it a shot (if you don't like it you can send it to me
) mike
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Post by: thegame on November 05, 2008, 10:49:27 PM
I have my Psycho drilled pin over the bridge, and CG stacked right below just about in the middle of the grip, and I love it. It handles anything from medium heavy to medium dry, and makes a fairly strong move to the pocket, but certainly not a flip, more of a hard arc. I am planning on getting another one and keep it undrilled until I see a reaction loss (which I've seen none of yet), or decide to drill it a bit differently. Definitely a great ball.
Post by: Monster Stitch on November 07, 2008, 03:37:11 PM
From what i see it has a strong midlane with a snappy backend.
I layed mine out 5 x 4.
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