Well, the No Mercy Beat'n is supposed to be longer, more backend, and more overall hook than the No Mercy. But I'm not too sure about the Hawg Zilla.
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High Game: 279 (Hammer Black Widow) 1/17/07
High Series: 757 (Hammer Black Widow) 1/17/07

My Current Arsenal,
Columbia 300 Action
Hammer Black Widow
Absolute Inferno
Doom Raw Hammer
Faball Black Hammer

For Sale or Trade:
15lb Hammer Saw Blade
16lb Columbia 300 Action
16lb Absolute Inferno

I second the vote on the Anger.. The Anger I have drilled up will for sure handle more oil than the Hawgzilla and No Mercy. I had both of those and they where duds for me..

Who knows about the beat'n. I am not sure why people keep asking questions about a ball thats not even out yet.. Only a few touring pros have thrown this ball..

If you want a ball for oil, you can't go wrong with the Anger and for the price its a steal IMO..
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My first child.. Hannah Allison Kiser born 4/30/2007... My little angel..

Hawg Zilla coverstock 1000 with a stacked levage drilling 3\3\8by 3\3\8moves through heavy oil with know problem.

I have some what of a different view than many when it comes to heavy oil.  A lot depends on what you mean by heavy?  Then you need to take into account the length of the oil which, in my mind; is more important.

I have found that on long oiled patterns a strong pearlized skid/flip ball works very well.  I'm talking even if the pattern has a good amount(heavy) oil.  You want a ball that can cover some ground in a short distance.  Well pearlized skid/flip balls do this.  The idea is to get the ball to set up before it hits the pocket.  Well long patterns make this difficult to do.

The norm is to use a strong dull type of bowling ball for heavy long patterns.  This approach works well when the back ends are not very lively.  When the patterns is long and the back ends are dry then a skid/flip pearl is what I grab.

Then of course there's the totally flooded conditions.  On these conditions it doesn't really matter what ball you use.

Hammer has several balls that work well on heavier long patterns.

If you like to use softer shells then look no further than the NO MERCY.  The NO MERCY is an awesome bowling ball(if correct layout is used) that works well when there's a good amount of oil.  It will burn up on lighter or short conditions.

The new ANGER is supposed to be a very strong solid reactive ball.  I'm sure it will be a winner since it's got a Raw Hammer Core.  At least you know it will carry really good.

I feel the DOOM is an excellent choice for many conditions.  I like to use mine on long oil and clean back ends.  This ball is a really great piece that Hammer has made.


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HAMMER NO MERCY is Un-freaking real!  Using this ball is like cheating!