That site is a dumpster fire. Needs serious updating.

Ill buy a track ball when they bring the shuttle core back in the 5 or 4 series...

Also its been said before...they could move quite a few high end balls if they would come back with the megatron core from the rising..perhaps a ten series ball?

I am seriously close to picking up a 716c and a 508a (now that theyre discontinued) as my first two in a long time from track..

Lol, last Track ball I drilled was from SA. I think it was the Mean Machine, or somewhere along that time frame.

That site is a dumpster fire. Needs serious updating.

They also still list Mike Fagan as their staffer from NY.  Only thing is he's now with Storm and has lived in TX for the past few years.  They also never updated his titles either (the USBC Masters is missing).

Dozer--- I did exactly as you were thinking; picked up a 508a a few months ago, and got the 716c on close out. Also have the 503t but that's for another day to discuss.

I have not been disappointed with the equipment- both are drilled in the 50/60 by 4.5/5.5" by 20/35 range (Similar but not exactly the same; I wanted them to compliment each other well)

The 716c is about 3-4 feet earlier than the 508a, and overall about 4 boards stronger. The only downside to the C is when they start to break down, I lose carry when moving inside to open up the lane more. The 508a plays very well on fresh with extremely clean backends, and then again after 4 games on the pair (broken down mids, backends starting to recover from carry down).

For the price right now, drill them up. I'm pretty impressed with their 3-800 series balls. Had a 912t but got rid of that when I dropped to 15lbs.

The new 300C looks like a winner for the heavy handed guys on the easy stuff.

Definitely have to suck up to the wife to try and score this ball.

@Dave81644: I love my 920A. The 4000 surface wasn't great, so I changed it to 500/Rough Buff. Much better of a read and isn't ridiculously strong now. I have a 916AT that is really good on longer patterns, but it's really condition-specific.

The new 300C looks like a winner for the heavy handed guys on the easy stuff.

IDK, stronger core (higher Diff), stronger cover ... and a solid.  A lot of people loved the original 300C for its good motion and control on dry.  This ball looks stronger by everything they've said.  I wish they made something a little weaker, without urethane.