You make the ball look good .. nice shooting!

You make the ball look good .. nice shooting!

thanks joe but i think it is more the ball than me

Man, does that thing hit HARD!  Would a three ball bag filled with the Raging Bull, Raging Bull Stampede, and Long Horn pretty much cover most lane conditions or would they overlap too much?

    Man, does that thing hit HARD!  Would a three ball bag filled with the Raging Bull, Raging Bull Stampede, and Long Horn pretty much cover most lane conditions or would they overlap too much?


They wouldn’t overlap at all, however I think you might run into some problems if you encountered drier lane conditions. That is unless you are one of those guys that have no problem playing over the gutter caps. I frequently went from the Stampede or Raging Bull to the Long Horn during a normal 3 game THS league and a recent tournament with 4 to a pair i was able to manage with just those three balls through 6 games.

 

What about the Stampede , Dominion and Long Horn?  Overlap?

I have an Aftermath, and a Aftermath Pearl, what is the difference between those and the Long Horn?

Long Horn is going to be longer then both them down the lane. The Aftermath Pearl is a smooth back end pearl where the Long Horn is going be a stronger more angular move off the dry. The Aftermath solid would be able to handle more oil then all of them. I would say you could use your Aftermath to open the lanes up then switch to the Long Horn move left a bit and be able to manage the lanes.

Hope that answers your questions.

Thats what I was thinking. As of now when my Aftermath Solid starts setting up to early I switch to my Storm Reign. But my Reign is starting to show its age, so it might be time for something new.

So the Reign and the Long Horn, could this be a good replacement?

G'Day from Australia!

This is a review and reaction video of the Raging Bull Longhorn from Seismic Bowling. The Longhorn has a really attractive pearl cover wrapped around the Horn asymmetrical core. The ball motion is very useful, being strong off the midlane, then a smoother, heavy roll in the backend. This can keep you out of trouble in a lot of places, in my experience.


In this review, you'll get to learn about the ball and the ways you can manipulate it to your advantage, then see some video with the ball at box surface, then scuffed with a 1000 grit Abralon pad. The difference is, well; Striking!

Enjoy!

Cheers,
Jason Doust
Bowler's Edge Australia

http://bowlersedge.com.au/2013/06/seismic-raging-bull-longhorn-review-reaction/