Have two of these...

Ball #1  Pin 5" to PAP x 3¾" MB @ 60degrees, XH 2" below PAP  OOB SUrface

Ball #2  5" Pin to PAP x 5" MB @ 75deg, No Hole, LIGHT FF Polish

Definitely complimentary balls withthe surface prep and layouts. Ball#1 hooks more overall and has more of a move off of the spot, and is earlier. It's a strong ball with this drilling. Ball #2 is ALOT cleaner, even with the pin under, because the MB is 5" from the PAP and the 75 deg angle... and it has a hard arc off of the spot, rolls up hard and is very continuous. Awesome ball, go out and get one today.  

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This ball roll very very good and very continuous on backends.I have drilled 916 with one of favorite drilling 5 1/2x55x30 without balance hole
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Henrik Tremblay
Vise Staff

Got mine finally drilled on Tuesday, pin is about 2". above the ring finger, mb is 1" right of the thumb and got weighthole on VAL. It's got alot of pop on the backend but the layout is something I haven't tried in about 4 years. I did ok with it in league last night, not spectacular games because of two splits on my error but not bad for a trial run. It was a oily condition so I struggled with it getting to move the first 5 frames. I'm going to keep it OOB for another week and then try it with the polish after that. It's got more backend than my 920T but still longer in length than my 505T.