Hey Brandon,

I have 2 suggestions for you...I would either go with a Arsenal Reactive or a Solution Power Plus Solid...these two would handle the heavy side of mediums quite well...

You could also get away with the Artillery depending on what type of layout would suit you best. The reason I say this is because I have used the Artillery on the heavy side of mediums when the Reactive would NOT make it back to the pocket. I have found that Pearl Reactives respond better to the dry when the Solid Reactive equipment doesn't recover well...hope this helps and God Bless you buddy! Have a great week!

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If you wanna see any of my videos, click on my profile link, or check out my threads called "Comparison Video" and "Comparison Video V2.0"...they are all in there somewhere buddy! Hope this helps, and thanks for the comments! God Bless you! Have a great week!

--Michael--
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Brandon,

Answer me these questions and I'll give you my thoughts buddy.

On a scale of 1-10 with 1 being the LEAST and 10 being the MOST:
This is basing on the comments of you wanting the Artillery too.

1. How much length are you wanting?
2. How much overall hook are you wanting?

Final question, not relating to the 1-10 method.
Do you happen to know your PAP by any chance?

God Bless you and have a great week!

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Hey Brandon,

So your not wanting much length and you are wanting fair overall hook.

Using my style as an example:

PIN BELOW THE RING FINGER -- These type of layouts give me early hook in the heads and provide a smooth stable arc on the backend. They also shorten the core as well.

PIN ABOVE THE RING FINGER -- These type of layouts give me maximum length in the heads and save much of the coverstocks energy for the dry backends. In a nutshell, these type of layouts provide mostly skid/snap and very archy reactions. They also make the core taller.

If you are not wanting much length I would go with something PIN BELOW, but if you want alot of length and alot of snap, I would go with something PIN ABOVE...I'll be able to give you a more clearer answer when you tell me what your PAP is. Hope this helps for the time being, God Bless you and have a great week!

--Michael--
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Edited on 3/20/2006 7:48 PM

Brandon,

The Robo Rule is an awesome and extremely unique bowling ball. When I first threw the Rule GP2 I didn't think I would see another dull ball that rolls pretty early in oil and kicks into another gear on the backends......I was wrong, the Robo is very similiar to the GP2 only it offers up even more backend.

I hope this info helps,
Carl
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Hey Guys ,

 just wondering if the exception or the exception 5.0 or the machine  would meet my specs. there is alot of good track balls out its hard to make a good choice on which one to pic .
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Edited on 3/22/2006 6:48 PM