Well, here it is:
Layout -
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c288/TheOne9110/StrikeMachine-1.jpg(sorry, I don't know what the pin is in reference to my PAP)
Lane Condition used on - eh, last night it seemed to be a broken down house shot. Decent amount of oil in the middle, dry outside 8ish, a little bit of carrydown.
Reaction wanted - Just an overall strong move off the spot. I don't have many balls that give that type of reaction, so this is what i've been wanting.
Reaction recieved - Pretty much everything I wanted. It wasn't a huge skid/flip, but it was a huge "skid/arc" type reaction. That's how I would call it.
Extra comments - Well, this is, yet again, another great Track ball from the old Columbia plant. A user here was selling this ball NIB at a dirt cheap price, so I knew I should jump all over it. The hitting power was very, very great. I actually was leaving a lot of 9 pins (which is very unusual from me). The ball didn't react very hard once it hit the dry, but once it got down the lane, it made a strong skid/arc reaction. The ball also had insane continuation through the pin deck. I can see myself using this ball on a fresh medium oil, clean backend shot. That's the pattern I think this ball will shine the most on! Also, I tried different lines, with different hand positions, and the Strike Machine took all these changes very nicely. I tried 3 different lines with 3 different hand positions. Overall, i'm very happy with this ball right now. I'm going to give a more in depth review of the ball once I have about 50-75 games on it.
Thanks go out to Chris Moyer at Beans' Pro Shop for drilling me an excellent ball, and wise layout choice on his part! This is the first ball he drilled for me
Thanks for reading!
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Brian
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