Eh, its the same as a righty taking out the 6-9, which Ive seen several times, so its rare but not completely wierd. One time when me a couple teamates were practicing 7 and 10s off fulls racks a friend of mine just barely clipped ten pin as his ball went to the gutter, the ten hit the nine, nine fell forward into the five, five went forward to take out the headpin. So he left the 2-3-4-6-7-8. I thought that was pretty neat.
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