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KR300

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Special Agent - First Impression
« on: December 28, 2006, 01:11:44 AM »
Just drilled my Special (See my review). Best word to describe it: Continuous.
Used it on Brunswick ProAnvils, one oiled 35 buff to 38, other 40 buff to 45.
Once it picks up in the mid-lane, it does not stop. But great thing is it isn't jerky or snappy at all. I'm sure on longer or heavier patterns it will store more energy and be a bit snappier, but I can't see it being real jumpy due to the core/cover combo. Real nice compliment to the Thunderstruck,for me at least. Will update after using on some different patterns and surfaces. Real winner for those looking for a real even, strong midlane reaction and a strong (real strong) continuous backend.
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If you blame the lane conditions for your bad scores, then you had better thank them for your good ones!!

 

Fluff E Bunnie

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Re: Special Agent - First Impression
« Reply #1 on: December 29, 2006, 10:45:55 AM »
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Real nice compliment to the Thunderstruck,for me at least. Will update after using on some different patterns and surfaces. Real winner for those looking for a real even, strong midlane reaction and a strong (real strong) continuous backend.


I like what I am seeing here.
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thegame

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Re: Special Agent - First Impression
« Reply #2 on: December 30, 2006, 09:55:17 PM »
Amazing thing about my Special Agent....as strong as it is, I actually tried it in my Friday night handicap league where the lanes are very dry on the outsides, I had a ton of area with it.  Was in at the ball return and at 38 on the left lane, but if I kept it in the oil in the middle, it cut through the carrydown and carried when nothing else would, and if I got it out wider it rolled through the rack like a truck.  Left two 9 pins and had two other 9's kicked out by messengers, when my Radar was leaving 10's, 5's and almost an 8-10.  The Special Agent just laughed at the carrydown that was killing the weaker equipment.
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