Post by: Hand of God on July 31, 2006, 08:31:16 PM
Can I use this for heavy oil, and heavy patterns with carry down?
How does it roll?
What else do you suggest?
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Post by: rotomike on August 01, 2006, 06:10:20 AM
As Dave said just have the cover adjusted to your liking and go to town.
The 800 sanded factory finish is good for most oily conditions but you can add more surface heavier oil.
The continuation through the pins is amazing for a particle ball.
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Post by: Big Jake on August 01, 2006, 08:09:15 AM
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Can I use this for heavy oil, and heavy patterns with carry down?
yes, thats what I use mine for.
How does it roll?
Out of about two months of shooting it on my league nites I have only seen it so oily once that I couldn't swing it so I just played straight up...a very sweet roll.
Also when I do throw it, I slow down my ball speed and put more hand into it
since its usually very oil.
Btw, it was the typical THS oily shot. Heavy in the middle with dry boards on the very outside. Also, the ball hits like a freaking truck...IMHO
What else do you suggest?
Well, I already bought the Scorchn Inferno and that was a very nice oil ball until about 50 games and then that died on me <sigh!> I have now rolled the epic battle for at least a couple of months and that includes a whole lot of practice games with it
and it is still going strong...and I don't maintenance it that much. A very good investment for my money. Good luck on your decision!
SJ
Post by: Hand of God on August 02, 2006, 01:39:28 AM