The Assassin features the Track Power Rev core with their state of the art modified, multi-colored ProTracktion coverstock. The ball has the same hook potential as the Enforcer (off the charts) with a different look on the lanes.



The Specifications are: BALL CONSTRUCTION: Modified 4-piece design; RECOMMENDED LANE CONDITION: Heavy to Medium Oil; HOOK RATING: 20 (On the Track Ball Reaction Chart); FLARE POTENTIAL: Medium to High; CORE DESIGN: Power Rev Technology; RADIUS OF GYRATION: 2.487; DIFFERENTIAL: .047; COVERSTOCK: ProTracktion; COLOR: Blue/Green/Yellow Multi-color; FINISH: Polished; PIN PLACEMENT: 0-5 inches; HARDNESS: 76-78; AVAILABLE WEIGHTS: 14-16 lbs. Power Rev Core, 12-13 lbs. Core 2 Technology, 10-11 lbs. traditional pancake core

This is my first post since becoming a member.  I thought I'd make my first post on my best ball: Track Assassin.  I bought the ball almost 2.5 years ago and then had to stop bowling.  I started again and shot 711 with it right out of the bag.  One of the best balls I've ever owned.  I've got it set up to go long and snap hard and it does just that!  It has nice hitting power too which makes this a nice all around ball.

Not one of the best track balls ive owned. but a fairly good investment. Was drilled for a different lefty...changed the span but didnt change the overall drilling so its not setup right, but rolls good enough. the 2 in pin label leverage. Used dull. Gets pretty good length but in carrydown its horrible. for me. condition specific on a shorter med. oil pattern. great carry, but gets far less length than my freak, mojo, and triton that are drilled 5x5. A solid consistent ball in my mind, but not the best.

This is the first track ball I've ever thrown, and I love it! It is the best ball in my arsenal. Drilled pin right of ring cg stacked below. I bought this ball on it's third drill for the cost of shipping, and it puts all of my other balls to shame. The house uses med oil every few days before league play, so by the time I get to the lanes for the dollar a game bowling, the lanes are fairly dry. I'd say the assassin is most comparable to my Xxcel. It has a strong midlane roll, and an amazing backend reaction. I struggle a great deal with consistency in my release, but the assassin seems to be very "sympathetic to my needs". If I roll it too far out to the right it will take a sharp turn right into the pocket (usually leaving   6 and 10. If I miss my mark to the left, the ball will go straight at the head pin, then without losing it's revs will move slightly to the left of the head pin and result in an uncomfortable strike. I average around 156, but last night with the Assassin I bowled a 194, 170, and 225. The 225 was the first time I'd ever hit every pin! On a side note, the fellow who sold it to me got rid of it, because he couldn't get it to move in oil after it's 3rd drill. On the dry, it is more predictable and powerful than Ebonite's One, Over Time, and Lane 1's Hybrid Dirty Bomb.
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