For all of these 3 piece puck offset balls!

Saw this interesting drilling on one of these babies i've found very situational.

Sometimes killers sometimes dogmeat.  I have a Dynamic groove that one of my buddies says at one center...."Why do you use anything else??"  Many an 8 bagger if I play up between 5 and 8 depending on the day....lots of friction...can't miss and explodes evertything.

Another center nearby this thing on Anvilanes seems to often miss the breakpoint.  And then the next one overflip!

Drilled Brunswick principles.  Pin next to ring and cg at 3/4 side weight and a weighthole ...not added!

SO a friend came in last night with a a Power groove(just a touch stronger) and looked great.  It appeared they had put a modified RICO on this ball!

Pin down about an inch under bridge and cg out at like a 45 but on this short pin ball did not end up requiring a weighthole!

The ball now seemed to have lower rg and bite much earlier and make a strong smooth move to the hole.  If you have a long lightvolume pattern that the usual drilling on this ball gives you a spotty reaction...this might be a great early transition drill that could be a solution...if you still want that length but a touch earlier with still a nice smooth pop!

impressive change in this ball(he thought DOG on this 40 foot with carrydown pattern till he redrilled with this pattern).  Now he says no more "DOG"...just "Bite"!

REgards,

Luckylefty
Just a touch more lenght and straightness than his sweet Strongly drilled Dry heat on this pattern!
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Edited on 2/7/2006 12:29 PM