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For me, the Kinetic is much more angular than the 505A.  I have both.  The Kinetic is drilled 5" x 4-1/2", 2" pin buffer, surface at 800 grit and polish.  505A is drilled 5-1/4" x 4-1/2", 2" pin buffer, surface at 800 grit and polish.  I added a weighthole 1-1/2" right of the thumb hole on the 505A.  The Kinetic has a much harder turn on the backend.  Not sure which one would handle more oil, as I've always kept both of them highly polished to play a more inside line.  These are most definitely not the same ball.
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Hook 'em Horns!

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Thanks for the info..

I will most likely take the ball to 4000 abralon with polish.

What was the reason for the weight hole..?? What was the reaction before the weight hole

How does the shape of the hook change on dry lanes vs oily lanes with both balls..
I have no doubt that the balls will be a snappy beast on fresh oil with clean backends.. but does the ball just get smooth on dry lanes or does it still get down the lane and retain the snap on the backend??
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