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bestbudzs24

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crimson excecutioner
« on: February 01, 2010, 03:37:58 PM »
just picked up one of these NIB for very cheap. i was doing a little research on this ball and most say its stronger than the green gargoyle. i have a GG and its pretty strong. its drilled with the pin up and to the left of ring finger with the CG stacked straight down from the pin. i was looking at the drill sheet for the crimson and noticed it has a nonmarked mass bias. which can either be used for more exocit layouts or not used at all. considering the strenght of the GG and the implied strenght of the crimson. i want to drill this ball to be WEAKER than the GG. so my question is should i use the mass bias or ignore it. i am looking for as much lenght as i can get with a nice pop on the backend. i was just thinking about putting the pin up and between the fingers with the CG somewhere in or near the grip center but i am open to any suggestions. thanks in advance.
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TWOHAND834

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Re: crimson excecutioner
« Reply #1 on: February 02, 2010, 08:12:35 AM »
The cover on the Crimson is the same as the GG but the core is lower rg, so it gets into a roll faster.  I had one drilled pin above bridge and cg center grip and the backend pop was uncontrollable for me.  Is you GG box finish?  If so, then I would recommend taking the Crimson and going 1000, 2000, then 4000 abralon to get added length and add polish if needed.  I believe the CEs are 1500 polished from factory. IMO, if you wanted weaker than the GG, you could have picked up a Ogre Urethane.  Good luck with the Crimson.  It is ONE AWESOME BALL.  I had 3 of them.  One cracked (had it a long time).  One I still have, and one I sold to a friend who wanted to try VBP for the first time and he loves the reaction he gets from it.
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MarkinCincy

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Re: crimson excecutioner
« Reply #2 on: February 02, 2010, 02:51:55 PM »
I'd love to find one of these in 15#.  I used to have one.  Let it get cold and it cracked on me.  My own fault and I was sick.

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