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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: Lower_Level on January 13, 2004, 10:19:49 PM

Title: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: Lower_Level on January 13, 2004, 10:19:49 PM: Without a doubt, the 3-6-10 has to be the hardest spare to make!

I've tried throwing straight at & hooking into it and almost always slide by the three, or come high & leave the 10. Or on those real special evenings I chop out the 6 all by itself

Is there a master of this shot that could give me some advice on improving my conversion % , or is everyone in the same boat as me?
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Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: Nodsleinad on January 14, 2004, 01:24:20 PM: 3-6-9-10
Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: Jeffrevs on January 14, 2004, 01:31:25 PM: quote:

I've tried throwing straight at & hooking into it and almost always slide by the three, or come high & leave the 10. Or on those real special evenings I chop out the 6 all by itself

Is there a master of this shot that could give me some advice on improving my conversion % , or is everyone in the same boat as me?

Well......I'm no expert !

However, I was told,....5 left of your strike line, same strike ball mark....
I've only tried it once and it did work........
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Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: laner7pin on January 14, 2004, 01:34:56 PM: LH version for me, 2-4-7-8. Either leave the 8 or chop the 2-8 off. Luckily for me I leave it maybe once every two or three weeks so I dont have to shoot at it.
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Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: Jeffrevs on January 14, 2004, 01:41:30 PM: folks!!!

I think your missing the real question here....read his post.....I know the question is in the title, but he's looking for advice on the 3-6-10!
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JEFF
Hello, I just lowered my track !
Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: Lower_Level on January 14, 2004, 01:43:53 PM: quote:
I would have to argue that the 1-7-10 would be the hardest non split to pick up. That would make the 3-6-9-10 look like an easy shot. Other difficult non splits: 1-8-10, 1-7-9, 1-5-7-10, 1-4-10 etc...

How in the world would you leave a 1-5-7-10?

I've seen my daughter leave some wild looking spares, but she's only three & rolls a 6lber about .2mph
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Maybe someday that Big 'B' will learn how to knock down that little 10 pin!
Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: Nodsleinad on January 14, 2004, 01:44:21 PM: plastic ball--standing 35-40 according your size of shoulders / body. Big guy we be 40ish smaller guy 35ish. Hard and straight across 20 with slight end/over end roll or near backup if u can.

Nod
Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: mumzie on January 14, 2004, 01:47:16 PM: Well, the toughest "normal" spare would have to be the 3-6-9-10. I now shoot the plain 3-6-10 with my spare ball, and have upped my conversion rate from about 70 to 90%.
The toughest "weird" spare I've ever seen would have to be the 2-3-8-9 I saw left a while ago. Phew.
Title: Re: Hardest non-split spare to convert?
Post by: A_P_K on January 14, 2004, 01:47:26 PM: quote:
I would have to argue that the 1-7-10 would be the hardest non split to pick up. That would make the 3-6-9-10 look like an easy shot. Other difficult non splits: 1-8-10, 1-7-9, 1-5-7-10, 1-4-10 etc...

What kind of noodle are you throwing to leave these combos? Even on my worst day I can't miss the head pin and hope to leave the corners standing.

Maybe the 1-5-10 but I don't know about the others.
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