Well, drilled up the Clear Buzzsaw the other day and tossed a few
games with it. I was bowling on a very used house shot on lane 1 using
a lane 1.

  First impressions... this ball will actually move. So, think about
the drilling you use if your intention is to use it as a spare ball or
as a strike ball on dry.

I tossed ONLY the crystal clear buzzsaw as the strike ball and spare for
three games. First game, trying to figure out a line - 207. Second game
I was lined up - 247, third game - 230.

Here is the freaky thing. I'm not sure what it is exactly, but the pins
actually were flying every which way. I rarely have head pin messengers but
they were all over the place with this ball. I sent 4 pins back down the
alley towards me! One pin made it 3/4th of the way back toward the foul
line.

One of the lane guys came over to ask; "what the h#ll are you throwing?"

I lined-up square to the foul line and tossed between first and second
arrow and the ball had a smooth gentle arc to the pocket. I'll try it on
a fresh house shot later this week.

I'll try and take some photos tonight and post them tomorrow.

IMAGES ADDED:


Crystal Buzzsaw 1
Crystal Buzzsaw 2
Crystal Buzzsaw 3
Crystal Buzzsaw 4
Crystal Buzzsaw 5
Crystal Buzzsaw 6
Crystal Buzzsaw 7
Crystal Buzzsaw 8
Crystal Buzzsaw 9
Crystal Buzzsaw 10

In images 7 & 8 you can see how "clear" the cover is when I put the ball
against a black colored background. In some of the images you can also see
the crazy optics it has. On some you can notice some focused light that
refracts thru th plastic and creates a "light strike & rainbow."

Dr. Joe

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Dr. Joseph Howard
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