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RS-P
« on: December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM »
PERFORMANCE is the key to success and Roto Grip delivers once again with the release of the RS-Ptm. This MID-price STAR delivers the performance that most high price bowling balls can''t compete with.

We have taken the unbeatable Rotary IIItm core and surrounded it with an aggressive pearl particle coverstock. The combination of enhanced traction along with power of a low RG/high differential core will provide relentless reaction from foul line to the pit.

As always, we have given you a versatile product that can be drilled for a variety of players. The surface can also be easily adjusted with the use of Scotch-Brite pads or polishes.

So what are you waiting for? Get your STAR today!

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Specifications


Factory Finish  800 machine sanded  
Track Flare Potential  7+ Inches  
Lane Condition  Medium - Heavy Oil  
Cover Stock  Sure Grip Extremetm Pearl Particle  
Weight Block  Modified Rotary IIItm Core  
Color  Burgundy / Gold  
D-Scale  75 -78  
Available Weights  12 -16 Pounds




Core Dynamics


WEIGHTS  RG  DIFFERENTIAL  
16 lb.  2.48 (Low)  .059 (High)  
15 lb.  2.49 (Low)  .059 (High)  
14 lb.  2.53 (Med-Low)  .059 (High)  
12-13 lbs.  2.66 (High)  .037 (Med)


 

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Re: RS-P
« Reply #16 on: October 06, 2006, 04:32:33 PM »
I have two RS/P's and I must say I am very impressed.  The first ball is drilled pin above bridge cg swung out diagonal to my ring finger wgt hole in the finger quad.  This ball is very smooth through out the lane, I have been able to use it playing deep inside, up the boards, and swinging it (sport shots, and house shots).  I just purchased another one last night and I drilled this one pin above middle finger cg diagonal to the ring finger, wgt hole in the finger quad 5 1/2 x 3 3.5inch pin, 2.86 top.  I was able to make a 10 board jump right after switching from the first RS/P.  This ball and layout works very well on the wet dry.  Its very even and it just flat out rolls, when it sees fraction it will move but not flip left.  If anyone goes with the second RS/P drill be careful how far the mb is from the VAL, also where the wgt hole is placed.  If possible try to get lower top wgt that will make life a little easier.  I almost messed up with those two things until my proshop instructor helped me out. Thanks Billy Slater (Twelve in a row pro shop owner)
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Re: RS-P
« Reply #17 on: December 08, 2006, 03:49:40 AM »
15# 3.5-4 inch pin 3 oz top

Mine is drilled with a "modified" label drill because the pin to cg distance is so long. The pin is pretty far up and to right of my ring finger and the cg is just over the top and little bit to the right of my thumb.

I love this ball. It has a very nice controllable reaction and it  doesnt over-react when it hits the dry.  

Last week I shot a 230 in the first game with my Command Zone Arc and it would have been higher but in the tenth frame it just went straight and stoped hooking.  The whole second game i strugled in trying to find the pocket and in the tenth frame i took out the rsp and boom, i struck out. it ignored the carry down. finished with 167 in second game and a 257 in the third game with the RSP.

Captain Stabbin

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Re: RS-P
« Reply #18 on: December 23, 2006, 11:38:44 AM »
This is one of my favorite balls. I have been able to use it on any lane condition, and have the same reaction. It is a very smooth ball with a strong arch on the back end.

DerHornen

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Re: RS-P
« Reply #19 on: January 02, 2007, 03:02:43 PM »
Ball Specs: 15#, 2 inch pin, unsure of TW as I bought it used.

Drill: Pin below and just offset outward from ring finger, cg roughly in center of grip
I don't know the specs regarding PAP for this drill, but my PAP is 4 over and 3/4 up.  If I had to guess I'd say it's about a 3-1/2 by 4 layout.

Surface: 500 abralon finished with Storm Step 2 Polish

Lanes: Wood with some carrydown from 1st shift women's league.

Reaction:  This piece gives me good length for those worn down heads.  I get a medium mid-lane read, and it doesn't overreact to dry at all.  When this ball makes its move off the breakpoint, it's a strong arc that pushes through carrydown and continues through the deck.  I really love the way this ball holds its reaction as the lanes transition.  I can get a good look on a swing shot, and if the track area burns up I can get a solid hold in the oil on an inside line.  The reaction is very controllable and predictable.

I haven't had a chance to throw this ball on a fresh shot yet, but I think the particle pearl cover should do a good job of smoothing over/under.  All in all, this ball is a great benchmark piece that sits well above my Sonic Boom.  

I give it a 9.75/10, couldn't ask for a better piece, especially at this price point.

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Re: RS-P
« Reply #20 on: August 24, 2007, 06:29:33 AM »
Very controllable ball. Great Ball. I would say I average 170 at the house I shoot at. High game with this ball before was 245 from a 7Xs in a row. Aug-23-07 shot 269,188,229 for the last 3 games of a 6 game fun night. I was playing a inside line that I never played before.
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StrikeXXMaster

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Re: RS-P
« Reply #21 on: November 09, 2008, 12:21:05 AM »
THE RSP IS THE BSET BALL I HAVE  IN MY BAG I BOWLLED A 200 206 235 641  LAYOUT IS RICO