I have one: very true rolling; very even, in general. If you put the pin over the bridge as per usual, you will get a stronger arc than I do, but all you will get is arc. I can use it from medium oil to heavy oil. On medium-light, in my hand, it will burn itself up early. Hit is good, not great for me. With your revs it should be better.
It is one ball I have drilled strong and I can't make it snap on any condition. I get mild arc every time, so far. Since I rarely see medium, no less even medium-heavy oil these days, I have not been using it much lately. But, for all intents and purposes, it is my oiler.
Trizact is the best medium for surface modification. Standard surface is the white, the finest one. I have used it with the green (320-400 grit virtually) and the blue (600-800 grit or so). Its best, most versatile is with the White trizact; the out-of-box surface is white trizact, with a slight hit of green scotch-brite. I strongly recommend that you immediately give it a dose of WHite Triact, before any use!! (And you know I always recommend against any surface mods, prior to first use!)
DO NOT USE POLISH; DO NOT USE SANDPAPER! The white trizact will put a polish on it.
The cover wears forever and since it is Brunswick's 2.0 proactive, it is the best most durable proactive made. Since this ball does not make a left turn when thrown by fluffers, it is not a popular ball.
