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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: agroves on July 14, 2004, 06:30:08 AM
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Tournament stuff:
Super Carbide Bomb (Cg axis)
Columbia Black Messenger (Urethane)
Roto-grip Sonic X (axis past pin, neg weight)
League Stuff:
Danger HPD (5 x 4)
Shock Zone Pro (4 3/8 by 3 3/8)
Werewolf
Time Zone (pin 4 3/4, mb on val)
Morich Ravage (pin 2 1/2, mb at 6)
Inferno (original) 4 1/2 by 3 1/2
Ebonite Shamrock
Misc:
Faball Sledgehammer
Ebonite 8 Ball
The 8 ball is ready to drill, which I will get around to some day. I was thinking of retiring my HPD, even though it still hooks and hits well. The Inferno is a favorite. I haven't thrown the SCB and tossed the Sonic X very little. I was thinking about an Intense but I don't see a use for it.
Andrew
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I don't know all of your equipment well, but it looks like to much medium to med/heavy stuff. I'd drop one or two and bring something for lighter oil, unless you rarely see it. Maybe redrill something for some flip. I like CG out drills myself, but not on everything.
What is the drilling on the Sonic X? Axis past pin? I don't know what you mean by that. You say negative weight. Is the pin and/or CG on the left side of your grip? Pin in your track? Is the Sonic X too weak to play on you normal league shot if they break down?
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Thanks for the reply Strider. I have the covers setup like this:
SCB-sanded
HPD-sanded
Shock zone-polished
Werewolf-sanded
Ravage, TZ, Inferno, Ravage all polished
I was thinking about a Power Groove. The drill pattern on the Sonic X is different. My axis point is about 2" from the pin. It is almost cg axis, but not quite. It is early and controllable. I could drill the 8 ball with the pin 6" from my axis.
Andrew
PS I like cg out b/c I can control the reaction. I am not much for the huge flip.
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Andrew,
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Columbia Black Messenger (Urethane)
Hey, how'd that get there?
Doesn't your HPD sanded and polished Shock look kind of close? I'd let the Werewolf go just cause it's a little older and I'd hold off on the 8 ball, s/b pretty close to the Time Zone in reaction.
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Rick,
The HPD and Shock Zone are very close. That is why I keep one sanded and one polished. I am NOT getting rid of my werewolf, not my 800 ball. I love the reaction I get from it.
I would part ways with the Messenger.
andrew
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