First, for the purists amongst you, I intend to post this in several forum just to make sure it gets read.

Tonight, when I got home, much to my surprise, there in my garage, was a box.  It was addressed to me, from Lane #1 in NY.  I wondered "What the??" but I opened it anyway.  And, lo, there was a brand new, shiny, Buzzsaw Uranium.  I had talked with some of the folk at Lane #1 about a ball to go to late on E pattern and I guess they decided to comp me a ball.  All I can say is, guys you are great.  Amazing people.  I'm going to drill it up (actually my driller may have it done by now) after talking with my driller (a Buzzsaw guy also) about layout.  I'll post a review when I throw it.  But, really, a big shout out and thanky you to the guys at Lane #1.  What a great company!
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"Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,"
I'm Ragnar Floggurass, and I approve this message

Bones,

You've just made me exceed my bowling budget. My next ball will be a Lane 1 Uranium solid.

Although I have lots of balls with different coverstock and drillings I always thought that I cannot play from inside was age and style.

 



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baiki
"Faulty mechanics makes all balls bad."  Bill Hall, BTM Dec. '98

Bones,

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Those who can wing it will find the Super Carbide much more effective. As for the Uranium, have no clue as to what it does and cant recall seeing anyone toss one.

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Have been tempted for a couple of years to give lane 1 a try. But with Canada's 40% exchange difference then it was a bit too expensive. Now the difference is only 20% which makes it more affordable.

Over the many years on this board you have earned my total trust with your experience, knowledge, patience and skill.

Reason for choosing the Uranium is purely because it's a recent production and with the new activator cover which "Bob Hanson" another I deeply respect have reviewed and recommended.




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baiki
"Faulty mechanics makes all balls bad."  Bill Hall, BTM Dec. '98