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Title: First night with the Fury
Post by: fabes on March 22, 2007, 07:13:22 AM
Tried the Fury last night in my league. Ball is drilled with the pin just to the side of the ring finger, and the cg towards the right of my palm. Looks similar to a label leverage drill. Not sure if the ball is box surface or not, bought it from a member here. Ball rolls very well, and although I did leave a couple of flat tens, it was more operator error then the fault of the ball. Carried almost everything, from light to trip fours. Much more angular than I thought it would be. Definitely a ball I can feed from heavy oil out to the dry on the THS. 235-228-255 718 is a good start for any ball first time out.

fabes
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: on March 22, 2007, 11:49:01 PM
Good job. I can't believe how many 4 pins I trip forward with this ball. I don't know why, except that there's always pins moving around on the back row. It's almost comical at times.

You get a few of those 4 pins forward and it starts messing with your opponent's mind.
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Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: NateNice on March 23, 2007, 12:04:20 AM
I should have mine, with what sounds like a similar drilling, in a couple days.  Throwing an x-hole on as well for more flare.  I can't wait to use this thing.

I've heard from various sources/people that it appears to rev up in the backend.  I can't wait to see this.

I have a feeling this is a special ball.  The kind of ball that really sets a new standard.

I've also heard to bring some polish as this thing wants to hook right away on heads that aren't soaked.  I've read taking it down to 1000 grit and throwing Rough Buff on it makes it perfect for more med-heavy conditions for certain releases.

I plan on using it as my soaker but a friend told me polishing it up some makes it usable on not quite soaked but oily conditions and the angle this thing makes on the back is impressive.
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: fabes on March 23, 2007, 07:32:59 AM
Closer examination, and throwing it again, show that the cover has to be 2000-4000 abralon. I compared it with a ball in the pro-shop last night that was box surface and there is a big difference in the two. I have heard many people that have not been too happy with the ball, but the way it rolls and hits in the conditions I have thrown it on, shows it will be in my arsenal.

fabes
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: Matt Fortney on March 23, 2007, 02:05:57 PM
hey dan-saw you throwing the fury and the total last night...what did you think of that total by the way? lol.

Matt
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: fabes on March 23, 2007, 02:33:50 PM
That one is going to be the real keeper. Wow, hits so hard, and a great roll on it. So forgiving too. Yes I do like it. Going to use it in the pro-am tomorrow in Grand Rapids, but not sure what the shot is going to be like.

fabes
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: crankncrash on March 23, 2007, 05:32:36 PM
NateNice,

Hold off on that hole until you throw it, you may not want that extra flare unless you are bowling on extreme oil.  Do as you wish, but you have been warned
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: Fatboy8 on March 23, 2007, 11:39:12 PM
Great shooting Dan! My brother-in-law has one, and it's sick.
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Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: NateNice on March 24, 2007, 02:58:47 AM
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NateNice,

Hold off on that hole until you throw it, you may not want that extra flare unless you are bowling on extreme oil.  Do as you wish, but you have been warned


I actually thought of that last night and contacted the driller already not to do it.

Thanks.
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: 700Virgin on March 24, 2007, 07:20:58 AM
Shot my first full series with mine last night (drilled Wednesday).  214-233-233.  Missed a 2, 6, and 10 pin or shot 700+.  When I swung it wide, it came back.  If I played in tight, it held.  Just wish I could cover spares this year.  Missing these three single pins is so reresentative of how my year has gone.  Mine is OOB condition and the pin is just below and slightly right of my ring finger.  It looks weird but the CG is only about 1/4 inch from the pin.  Flare rings are not too tight, but I sure have a lot of them.
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: NateNice on March 24, 2007, 11:02:53 AM
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Shot my first full series with mine last night (drilled Wednesday).  214-233-233.  Missed a 2, 6, and 10 pin or shot 700+.  When I swung it wide, it came back.  If I played in tight, it held.  Just wish I could cover spares this year.  Missing these three single pins is so reresentative of how my year has gone.  Mine is OOB condition and the pin is just below and slightly right of my ring finger.  It looks weird but the CG is only about 1/4 inch from the pin.  Flare rings are not too tight, but I sure have a lot of them.


How do you miss a 2 pin?  
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: 700Virgin on March 24, 2007, 02:13:57 PM
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Shot my first full series with mine last night (drilled Wednesday).  214-233-233.  Missed a 2, 6, and 10 pin or shot 700+.  When I swung it wide, it came back.  If I played in tight, it held.  Just wish I could cover spares this year.  Missing these three single pins is so reresentative of how my year has gone.  Mine is OOB condition and the pin is just below and slightly right of my ring finger.  It looks weird but the CG is only about 1/4 inch from the pin.  Flare rings are not too tight, but I sure have a lot of them.


How do you miss a 2 pin?  


How'd I miss a frickin' 6 pin too!  Believe it or not I laid the ball out and it went straight!  I never imagined it not hooking but it literally went straight.  I have missed so many eassssyyyy single pin spares this year it is unbelievable.  
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: NateNice on March 24, 2007, 03:37:34 PM
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Shot my first full series with mine last night (drilled Wednesday).  214-233-233.  Missed a 2, 6, and 10 pin or shot 700+.  When I swung it wide, it came back.  If I played in tight, it held.  Just wish I could cover spares this year.  Missing these three single pins is so reresentative of how my year has gone.  Mine is OOB condition and the pin is just below and slightly right of my ring finger.  It looks weird but the CG is only about 1/4 inch from the pin.  Flare rings are not too tight, but I sure have a lot of them.


How do you miss a 2 pin?  


How'd I miss a frickin' 6 pin too!  Believe it or not I laid the ball out and it went straight!  I never imagined it not hooking but it literally went straight.  I have missed so many eassssyyyy single pin spares this year it is unbelievable.  


It's all in your head, man.

I just throw the same ball from different spots.  Anything to the left of the headpin is cake.  Use the spare ball for the right.

I put hook on the ball for spares so I don't have the greatest technique, for sure, but I don't miss many none the less.
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: Strapper_Squared on March 24, 2007, 04:04:38 PM
I just picked up one..I'm going to drill it pretty mild (maybe 5.5X3 or something) and smooth out the surface.  I'll never be able to throw it around here for our league shot, but maybe on some of the PBA conditions this summer and hopefully for fresh oil in Reno.

S^2
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Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: NateNice on March 24, 2007, 04:57:08 PM
Wrote up a review in the Fury reviews section.

I like this ball a lot initially.  It's more versitle than some have commented on I think.  I was able to throw it from different places with good results.  It definitely allows you to play deeper and really get an angle on the pocket.

I've never seen a ball roll so nice.  It doesn't quit and doesn't roll out at or burn up at all.  No quit in this ball.

It destroys a medium to oily house shot.  I can't wait to try it on something a little more block like and oily.
Title: Re: First night with the Fury
Post by: NateNice on March 25, 2007, 07:18:06 PM
Used it today in a no tap tournament playing the second shift.  It was a house shot mainly out there that was pretty oily.  By the time I was up there was noticeable carry down.

My Vapor Zone wasn't able to play too well inside my comfort zone as it would skid to the breakpoint but have trouble in the backend because of the carry down.  The Fury on the other hand didn't care at all about the oil carried down.  It reacted just like I wanted my oil ball to.  It got through the heads clean, started to straighten out and make a move midlane and then smash the pocket on the finish.  

It still hasn't rolled out on me yet or burned up. I had two shots that were outside by quite a bit.  One of them actually made it back for a 9-strike.  The other one just couldn't but it didn't quit.  It came back as much as you could expect and still left a respectable pin fall.

Still no problem with 10 pins as some have reported.  But I'm able to get good angle.  It left an 8 on a solid pocket hit.  It's happens.

Because the midlane was lacking a little oil and there was a lot of carrydown, it could get a little touchy in the midlane.  But if you made sure not to pull it inside, it was OK.  It was the kind of THS that wasn't so forgiving to pulled shots.  That is, your ball wouldn't just skid into the pocket.  But if you gave it some room to work outside, it would find its way back and didn't care at all if there was carry down.

Great ball and was very usable today.  Lots of carry down made my Vapor Zone skid too far before it could really snap back.  The Fury just rolled like carry down didn't exist.