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Silver Diamond
« on: December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM »
It's patented diamond core has now been surrounded with a silver diamond, pearlized reactive cover stock. The first pearlized Buzzsaw goes long & Hits hard!!



For bowlers not in need of a 16lb. ball, Lane #1's 14 & 15 lighter weight Buzzsaws come fully packed with the 16lb. ball core, power boosting these light-weights for optimum performance. This feature available first & only from Lane #1.



Specs are:

Cover Stock: Resinator Reactive Urethane

Core: High Differential Mini Diamond within Diamond

Hook Ratio 20+

Flare Potential: 5"+

Pin Placement: 12 o'clock 1-4" out

Construction: 4 piece

Hardness: 75-78 D-Scale

Finish: Highly Polished

Increased Dynamics: 15-14 lbs

Available wieghts: 14 - 16 lbs.

 

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Re: Silver Diamond
« Reply #16 on: March 06, 2004, 01:08:48 PM »
I got one of these balls last week because they have been retired and was able to use over the last two evenings in practice. The ball is 14lbs with strong lable drill to go long and have a lot of backend. I was amazed at the hit on the little silver ball. Hit is as good as or better than my new Uranium. I see myself adapting to this ball much better than the Uranium. It seems very similar to my Gold nugget actually. I can throw it harder if its dry and get it down there, I am curious how it will do in my league play. Very happy with this purchase as it seems to find the pocket as well as my GN and with just as good a carry as any ball I have owned. If you can get one before they are all gone. Also a very attractive ball going down the lane, like a big handsome man!

Gene J Kanak

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Re: Silver Diamond
« Reply #17 on: May 12, 2004, 01:27:31 PM »
Didn't buy this ball, but tested one that I was thinking of buying from a league bowler that I'm friends with. Specs:

15lbs
Drilled pin under ring, cg kicked right
Box finish

I shot a low 700 the first time out of the box with this ball. It is one of the more unique saws that I've thrown, and I've thrown plenty. I liked the SD because it allowed me to do what my XL didn't like to do, go deep. My XL, which was drilled pin axis, was good for going up the boards on lighter conditions, but it really didn't like going deep inside that much, although it could. With the SD I was able to stand left and stroke the ball from deep inside and just watch it come ripping back. The SD went a bit further down the lane than the XL, but the backend was sick. This was by far the snappiest buzzsaw that I've thrown, yet the carry did not suffer. I think that this was a great matchup of core and coverstock, and it gives an option that a lot of other Lane 1 balls did not. If I didn't have too much gear already I would certainly have bought it. If you like to go deep without having to rip the cover off of the ball, pick this one up, if you can find one.
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