In a new house this year, synthetic, with a shot that seems like long oil, huge out-of-bounds and extreme carrydown... basically nothing but oil week after week!!  On top of that, pins seem to be weighted - very hard to knock down in comparison to many other alleys.........

First, none of my bowling balls have a distinct break point on this condition EXCEPT for my Total NV, very distinct.

Second, the TNV holds so much energy down the lane that I still haven't gotten used to it, hard to imagine a ball that dynamic, holding THAT MUCH ENERGY!

Conclusion: Pins don't stand a chance, even here!  Anyone notice the "crack" noise when the TNV hits the pocket? It doesn't sound like a regular strike, it's like a really hard crack at the pins as if they all were hit at the exact same time - one REAL LOUD crack.

and one last note, I found that the absolute BEST place to let the ball break is very close to the pocket.  When I give it room, it leaves wierd stuff, like 7-10s, 6-7s, 10s and 8s.  But when I "wrap" the ball around the pocket.... great results!!  I have tried wrapping straight up 12, and also playing deep swinging no further than 10.
BTW, from experience from other balls that continue arcing THRU the pocket, I AM NOT looking for high-flush, thats when the wierd stuff happens - seemingly perfect shots get unrewarded by leaving... stuff.  I'm looking to hit the pocket a little flatter, pins still don't stand a chance - don't forget we're still talking about a ball that holds more energy than anything else out here.  How else can you explain a ball that is 4000-grit POLISHED that NEEDS oil?!?
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Brunswick preferably, but always open to others!!

Two Brunswick Strike Zones
One Brunswick Danger Zone
One Brunswick Plastic Rhino
One Hammer Doom Raw Hammer
One Ebonite Total NV
One AMF Maximum Velocity
One Rotogrip Super Sonic
One Columbia Messenger Ti/Pearl

...all in league rotation