I’m bowling on a modified PBA pattern league with the patterns ranging from 38’ – 43’ in length. Anything outside of 12 is ‘out of bounds’ and changes either to the left or right, and everything inside of 16 is pretty dry. This can make it really hard to try and swing it, especially if you are a lower rev player like me. My Total Shock grabs too early off the dry, won’t pick up soon enough in the oil and my Sahara will skid if you hit ANY oil or snaps. I’m looking for something that I can move right and play in the oil with, you know, particle.

I’ve been looking between the GP2 and the Arsenal Aggressive.

I’m a medium-low rev player, around 15-16mph; my PAP is 4 1/2 – 5/8 up.

I consider my release pretty consistent; realistically I would say 8 out of 10 times I release the exact same way. My release is consistent enough to use Asymmetrical equipment and see a reaction difference between the two.

I have a nib arsenal agressive 15lbs, will ship for $90.00
I would preffer paypal. Thanks.

jjweb,

The reason I asked was to see if asymmetrical would be an issue for you...and it does not seem like it would be.

The GP2 is much stronger than the Arsenal Aggressive. Do not be suprised when you see some good backend reaction even with the earlier roll The lower revs will not be an issue.


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Edited on 10/11/2005 12:14 PM

Hey jj,

To move right and play the oil with, I'd also go with the GP2 with the mb in an earlier rolling position.  This will help offset some of your reaction difficulties having lower revs.  Let us know if we can be of any further help to you, thanks.
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