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Follow up on medium to heavy short pattern.

On my normal house pattern, which is shorter I played 17-7 out the gate and after 2 games 245, 279 I moved in deeper to play around 20-8.  The recovery and hold was unmatched.  Ball had friggen radar.  It was sensational on the deeper shots over the midle.  

AND the hit.... THE HIT.... omg the crack is waking me up in the midle of the night.

What perfection.  For those of you that want a heavy oil ball, drill this ball early roll, stacked leverage, and don't worry about its OOB finish.

I clean mine with tenth frame after each session, so my polish is likely gone, just leaving it OOB underneath, and I doubt I will change it to a longer or earlier grabbing serface.  What a gem!

If you are true to LM/L... you WILL own this ball.

I'm not to much for altering coverstocks, only time I ever do is maybe to knock off the factory polish and maybe grey or white pad it.  I only change the reaction of a ball if it is jerking to much at the breadk point, going through the nose when I am fairly sure it should have held.

Just try to get those type of reactions to start a little sooner and arc out a little more, making them read easier and not over react.



Edited on 8/19/2006 4:48 PM

I'm a righty, stroker, 235 rpms off my hand, 17 mph ball speed, axis rotation is 75-80 degrees, axis tilt is 15-20 degrees,and my PAP is 4 3/4 and 1/2 up

 My Terminator: 3oz TW, 3 1/4" pin, 3 1/2 x 3 1/4 layout
              (pin right of the ring, off the top edge)

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Man, I LOVE this game; and I love it even more now that I'm using LEGENDS/LaneMasters equipment !!!
 "Master the Lanes with Legendary hitting power" !!!

Robb in O'Fallon, IL 62269 (near Scott AFB)
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