I don't really see much of a hole but I guess you could add a ball between the Ultra Zone and LevRG, maybe something like the Copperhead?

And it seems as if you don't have a ball that is really snappy (I haven't seen a snappy twisted yet...) so you could plug in a Swarm as well.

I had to guess a bit there as it looks well rounded to me.

I'd also only see 2 potential "gaps", but am not sure if they are really existent:
a) I'd consider a simple symmetric ball for medium conditions and up, as a fallback option to the asymmetricla stuff. From my experience, the "utility window" of strong MB balls can be quite narrow - either they work, or NOT. I found that a rather simple symmetrical core ball can be a very good sleeper in the bag, esp. when it counts to keep up a consistent game. Esp. for long oil and spotty lanes, I'd consider something conservative.
I'd, in this case, either recommend a Copperhead (much like streamline),. maybe a Ultimate Inferno remake or a Smash Zone, though these all might need surface adjustments.
In my arsenal, I have a Frankie May Gryphon at 2.000 grit Abralon that does a tremendous good job on medium to medium-oily conditions.

b) Maybe a Power Groove Dry/R if things get really dry/light, but again, if the Rhino does the job well, this is just a suggestion.
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does the LevRg cover floods? If you run into the soup you might need something stronger. I used to use a Brunswick Swamp Monster with great success...also my old HPH did the job too (the more I think about it, Big B made a lot of my old heavy oil equipment).

Also, like was suggested earlier, something that will give you a snap into the pocket...might I suggest my purple Fuze that I'm selling!  

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thanks guys! more more more!! Keep em coming!

Sidewinder, nice medium oiler good for smoothing out over/under.
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Edited on 7/9/1997 12:43 PM

I don't see a skid/snap ball,I second the swarm.I would also consider a high load particle for floods.all ractives need some friction,what do you have when there is none?
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Would depend on what you can get your hands on, some pieces are hard to find or you might have the opportunity to get a specific ball from a dark pro sjhop corner - the options are vast, so it is easier to recommend current stuff here.
As for oil balls, there have been a lot of good and strong particle pieces around, like the aforementioned Swamp Monster, MoRich's Seek & Destroy or the WMB, I have been impressed by Ebonite's almost antique Red Sanded Predator... too many to list them all, it is futile
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