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Equipment Boards => Columbia 300 => Topic started by: badbeard on November 24, 2016, 02:29:46 PM
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I have a cherry silver scout which has a asymmetrical core . want to use it on the burn game 5 and 6 .on the wood. There is the pin but no other marks like cg or mass bias on the ball. . senior bowler 15 mph off the hand and 200 revs RT,Handed
This is a NIB ball.
Any help out there?
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If it's this one,
http://123bowl.com/bowling-balls/columbia-300/scout-cherry-silver-pearl/ (http://123bowl.com/bowling-balls/columbia-300/scout-cherry-silver-pearl/),
there is a CG marker. Generally, there were 2 types of markers. The first kind was a hand with its fingers in the holes of a ball. Second was a small punched hole, somewhere near the center of the Columbia logo. It is similar but slightly larger than the "." over the "i" in the name, "COLUMBIA".
Yes, there was no marked PSA, even though these were slightly asymmetric. You could probably mark the virtual PSA (unless your driller has machine that finds the PSA) by measuring 6 3/4" from the pin thru the CG.
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Agreed with charlest. Draw a line from the pin through the CG and mark it at 6 3/4" and you should be very close.
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Thanks guys but I will have to find the cg on the scale after that deciding on a layout my other scout Is drilled
With Mo's spare ball layout but it just has a pancake block in it