My apologies to Scott Sterbenz and Mike Broderick for not informing you in my last review that my Enforcer is scuffed up with green Scotch Brite pads, and not in a polished condition.  That is probably why mine hooks lots in heavy oil, compared to other people with the same ball.  I notice that many of them are using their Enforcers shined at least to 600 grit and higher.  I've bowled on flooded conditions for the last  3 weeks in a row in leagues, and shot nothing less than 639. That was while standing about 25, stroking the ball over 13 out to 10 and back.  The guys trying to play the same shot with all kinds of other "hook monster balls" have not been able to get to the 1-3 pocket (I'm a righty).  There are no backends, but my Enforcer still finishes fairly hard.  The other 9 guys on my pair were all right handed, and pointing the ball while standing on 5, trying to get to the pocket.  One guy even said that I must be using an illegal ball!  Hahaha...imagine that!  We all average between 190 and 212, so I think there's at least a little bit of knowledge among us. Two final notes:

1. You must stroke the ball in oil,and not throw with too much speed.

2. When you stroke it on flooded conditions, the pin carry is great

  when you hit the pocket.

I'm just surprised to hear someone say that the Enforcer does not

hook much. Hooks more than any reactive or particle ball I've owned, and I've had several of them.  I hope this review helps someone. Good bowling to you!

My Enforcer is a pin in.  I have this ball drilled 4.5x5.  A very weak drilling indeed.  I thought is was a weak drilling, my driller said it was weak, but The ENFORCER has something else to say.  This ball hooks-hits- and carries like a dream even in it's sheen state.  I could not imagine this ball with a strong drilling and the sheen taken off.  If you don't have the oil, stay away from this ball.  On a fresh league shot I will stand on 20, lay the ball over the 15 out to 8. The ball gets down the lane very good and makes a hard turn towards the pocket and hits w/ a thunderous sound.  Overall I would rate this ball a 10.

i know this ball has been out over a year and probably isn't even in tracks arsenal any more, but i drilled it up yesterday. i run a pro shop and drill a lot of balls over the course of the year and this is the 1st track i've drilled for myself in quite sometime.drilled the ball yesterday, been challenged by a lane condition w/ extreme wet/dry, so i drilled the balll w/ a 2 3/4 pin and 2 3/4 cg [i have 90 degree axis tilt and 17mph speed witch adds to this problem, skid in the oil and overreaction in the dry}statics ended up zero top and finger w/ 1\2 postive side. took it out and bowled a 300 w/ it the 2nd game last nite. i am SOLD, guess i should have drilled some track stuff before now.

the enforcer, the ball helped me get my first 600 series( 613 on june 13, 2001), at rockville centre lanes, where a 600 there is like a 700 is anywhere else.
Now my enforcer is resurfaced and polished and usefull on dry lanes.
pin inch to the right of the thumb hole. i think this ball is a must have. to bad its getting old. itll always be number one for me. Aids me in dry lanes. Was once a soaker, but still getting bettewith age. Pin to the right of the finger holes. Im right handed and a power tweener. Great ball, one of track's best.

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Ball has a 3" pin, it is drilled with pin 1/2" to the right of the ring finger and cg in line.  I have the ball sanded to 1500.

This ball is a little old but it is the best oil ball i have thrown.  It sure beats the colossus.  After about 45 games and the same maintence, i havent had to change the coverstock at all.  Just clean it up with a little 1500 every now and then since it attracks dirt like a magnet.  The difference in this ball and the colossus with the same drilling and cover finish, is that the enforcer gets a lot of length and still a lot of hook.  It has more of a controllable hard arc while the colossus come in flatter.  It can also be used on medium heavy and even on medium oil with a few adjustments.  It crushes, few tens but other than that if you hit is flush, they will fall.

Greatness

I have my Enfocer drilled 5x3 from my axis.  I wanted to get the most out of the backend but a reduced amount of top weight prevented me from certain drill patterns.

Likes: Great ball on oil, out of box surface conquers almost all oil.  There is no ball that hits harder than the Enforcer, not even my AZO or Visionary equipment.  Carry is great on all angles in or out.

Dislikes: The ball attracts more dirt than Clutch attracts women.

After putting some games on my Enforcer I noticed it's very user friendly.  I have only bowled on house shots but there wasn't a condition I couldn't find a line on.  This ball will continue to recover from the dry as you move in deeper with each adjustment.  The only time I'd suggest using another ball is on lighter oil patterns.  I've used this ball with success on second shift used house shots, but needed to play very deep and keep my speed high.  On heavier oil I can also play straight up the arrows with the same success.  The Enforcer is pretty adaptable to release changes between high and low tracks, using whatever for specific conditions.

This ball is a very good older piece of equipment that reminds us Track was great before the Morpheus core came into play.  So good, I bought five other Enforcers for future use.

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In the old days people used to cut wood with axes.....................now and days...............they just have Executioners do it for them!

Pin_Krusher IS a serious threat to modern day bowling wood as we know it today.

I fell in love with this ball. Found it on the rack in a house and drilled it up label( my favorite drilling). Such a good all around consistent ball on typically short med-heavy patterns. It simply worked everywhere and the read was great. Id recommend this ball to anyone, even given with its age. It did die on me...after 150 games or so games? So it lasted.