Ball: Asymmetrical Flip.....pin 4 inches from PAP 1 inch inside of VAL. MB ended up on the outter right of my thumb 5inches from PAP. I left the box finish on it.

Lane Conditions: I have only used this ball on my house pattern so far.

HOOK:
Heavy Oil: Mo has much better selections for heavy oil than the FINISH. Use this ball for what it is intended.

Medium: AH YES!!!! The perfect slot for the FINISH. It will get plenty of length but the way it reads the end of the pattern is unbelieveable! It moves so hard at the break that I think it frightens the dry boards.

Light: This is not out of the question with this ball. It is not a Sahara by any means, but with the MB strength and placing it in the proper spot the FINISH could sit here very well.

TOTAL HOOK:
The FINISH is a good 5-6+ boards less than the REVS. They make a great 1-2 combo for use on almost any condition.

CONTROL:
I normally do not place balls that are strong in the backend in this category, but the FINISH is pretty controllable due to how well it handles the midlanes. It will not start up until it reaches friction.

EXPECTED REACTION:
I got exactly what I wanted out of this ball. I wanted length with a very strong move down lane. I can get my feet nearly as deep as I want and as long as I get the ball into the friction soon enough it recovers.

STRENGTHS: Length....Backend motion....and the normal exlposion of a MoRich ball at the pins.

WEAKNESSES: Long flat patterns. I do not think this would be as much of an issue with a tweak to the coverstock, but that is what the REVS is for.

COMMENTS:
I stated earlier how I can get as deep as I want and as long as I get the ball to friction soon it enough it will recover. FOR ME it is not the recovery that matters......it is the recovery and still being able to get the corners out, and the FINISH does just that. If you have REVS and want something underneath it with a very similiar overall ball motion then grab a FINISH!!!!!!!
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Carl Hurd
C-G Pro Shop (owner/operator)
Youngstown Ohio


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Edited on 4/3/2007 2:30 PM

Bill, pin ended up above the fingers and roughly 3 1/2 above my midline.
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Carl Hurd
C-G Pro Shop (owner/operator)
Youngstown Ohio


Tag Team Member #1

TAG TEAM COACHING!!!!!!/Co-Founder

The flip drill is imo the best way to have overall ball motion with good to great hit left by the pin deck. On medium - heavy on down it rules the roost for overall hooking motion, the ball has to have over .010 mass bias for the mb really to make a difference.

For most higher trackers being anywhere near or right below the thumb is close enough for drilling purposes. I know the zone for the mb to work correctly for me on higher mb balls for the flip drilling and do not worry about exacts like the difference between say 4 or 4 1/2 mb to pap. There are maybe 5 guys and gals on this site good enough to know the difference of a 1/2 mb shift, i doubt they could even pick it out if the mb was painted over.
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JDT A MORON AND CERTAINLY NOT A GENTLEMAN BIGGEST LOSER IN LAS VEGAS PERIOD!!