I am interested in this ball but I am not seeing any reviews on it. How is the carry with it? Does it leave many ten pins?

15lbs
drilled 1:30 label - 3"pin - 3 TW

I used mine tonight and it was the only ball that could have tackled the condition, I rolled a 710 series.

Lane condition was medium to light oil, with a broken down track area, with scremimg back ends... I played 20 to 6 - I got alot of hand and 16.8 mph speed.

I sent it wide and the ball was smooth as butter, never over reacting... was easy all the way through the setup, and made a nice smooth strong rolling arc to the hole.

It is a great light oil, broken down lane ball... period

Flat out one of the rarest gems by LM/L for conquering hard light oil conditions.

Its smoother than the Original Inferno and conquers patterns easier
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Balls for this winter season:

Terminator - Stacked - Heavy to medium oil
Big Bang - Stacked - Medium oil
Buzz - 1:30 Label - Medium to light oil
XXXL - Stacked -  Spare ball

Big R Bang - Coming soon!

Edited on 10/27/2006 2:05 AM

my Big R Bang was drilled wrong for me... I drilled it too agressive and early... I need the pin above fingers a good half inch or inch on medium oil ball to get it down the lane... was a learning experience.
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Balls for this winter season:

Terminator - Stacked - Heavy to medium oil
Big Bang - Stacked - Medium oil
Buzz - 1:30 Label - Medium to light oil
XXXL - Stacked -  Spare ball

Big R Bang - Coming soon!