So I drilled both the SOS and the Carnage last night right before league
SOS ended up going 70 x 5.5 x 30 (my fave) ball didnt disappoint, in fact compared to the original CS with this drilling this ball flat out impressed, strong reving core with a nice pronounced move off the dry, ball was very strong in the hole, really found its niche on our house shot going 15-8 with firm hand, letting the ball do its thing, started off 72, next 9 then 7 pin spare for 268, second game 4 bagger to start and then the pearl started to show its weakness as a touch of carry down set in, put it away and went to the Carnage (55 x 3.75 x 25 drilling) moved left 10 boards with feet, 7 boards at arrow, same break point at 42 and was back in the pocket, a couple of missed easy spares kept me from shooting 730 plus with this pair last night (687 set with 4 ill placed opens)
great compliment to each other, I can start the night off being a little direct but then go to the Carnage and open the lane up big time, from their respective lines both balls had the motor to make the pocket without as much as struggling, the SOS retains well, the drilling on the Carnage leads it to bleed off pretty fast, but still carries very well and hits super well, reminds me of my old buzzbomb with a stronger contination on the back, I am sure with drilling I can take cover down to 2k no polish and easily handle some oil, will be throwing it on the nationals pattern tonight (I think thats what we are on) and will get a much better feel for its controlability
www.bowlingballexchange.comChris Trigg
Bowling Explosion Pro Shop
Inside Wayne Recreation bowling alley
Fort Wayne Indiana