Hey all you MoRich fans out there!!  I just picked up a Labyrinth in excellent shape drilled w/ Pin above bridge, cg in center of grip, and the star symbol directly below the thumb.  I have never thrown any MoRich equipment before, and from the info on their website, this drilling seems to be a controlled drilling with continous backend (It ends up being about a 5 X 5 w/ my specs), but I wanted to hear from any of you out there who have thrown or know more about this ball, how it reacts with this type of drilling, or since I want to use it as a transition game ball, if you think it will work with this drilling, or should I plug it completely and drill it more aggressive?  Any help would be great, thanks!!!
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That's the same drilling I have on my Pioneer.  Gets pretty good length with a smooth arc on the backend.  Retains energy very well.  Doesn't hook much (my labyrinth is drilled a bit stronger, but hooks less than the pioneer).  I'd say give it a try, what do you have to lose?
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Thanks guys for the info!  I already did the cleaning and resurfacing and this thing looks great!  I am going to plug the thumb to my span, and go have some fun with it.  Thanks alot to all who responded!
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