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I could sit here all day and tell you how I would lay mine out, but if we dont throw similar then its for nothing

I will say I like to use dual angle layouts, I like for a bigger first angle, 55 degrees or so, 4.5 pin to pap and then a sharper angle for the val angle typically less then 45 degrees

for me this lets the ball lay off on the front (length) pin is still fairly strong position) and the sharper VAL angle allows it to react quickly off the dry.  This is exactly what I see out of my Dynamo, I keep it at 4k abralon with ebo factory refinisher as the polish (and yes it looks as shiney as they new X2) I get great length but still have plenty of backend to recovery from lots of places

but with plenty of hand/speed this works well for me

i see by your profile you are in Indy/anderson, where at?  Im southwest fort wayne
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Triggerman

F.O.S Loud, F.O.S. Proud

Lane #1 Baby

just a guess, cg out drillings work good for you?  as well as pin unders?
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Triggerman

F.O.S Loud, F.O.S. Proud

Lane #1 Baby

i just say OG Dyanamo in reference to the original Dynamo since I know there is much more buzz right now about the new one
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