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Jorge300

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Awesome Hook vs. Seek & Destroy
« on: December 27, 2006, 05:47:38 AM »
I am looking to get a new heavy oil ball. I have had a few Morich balls in the past and liked them. I have been reading the threads in here and see a lot people liking both these balls. In researching them you get into the whole particle vs. reactive debate. I haven't had much luck with particle balls in the past. I think mainly due to my ballspeed, about 19 mph. I have med/high to high revs, but the particle equipment just seems to go a bit too long for me. I am very interested in hearing from the Morich "experts" out there as to why the S&D might be different, or if the AH is the way to go. Looking for something to use at PBA regionals (especially pattern 5), BTM tournament, etc (extreme floods). Thanks for any advice.
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Re: Awesome Hook vs. Seek & Destroy
« Reply #1 on: December 28, 2006, 01:44:31 PM »
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I dont understand how particle balls go too long.  They are supposed to bite and roll earlier than Reactives and make a earlier and smoother reaction and be extremely strong in oil.  I personally dont know your style but i know a guy who uses a AH and Seek and Destroy both drilled the same and both at 500 grit and the SD hooks earlier and is smoother.  His AH hanldes less oil and has more of an angular move off the backend.  Uses the AH when the lanes begin to breakdown and or when there isent a heavy oil shot out there.
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Storm8300, if you look at the other thread in here comparing the AH to the BVP Mammoth, others are saying the opposite. What drilling does your friend have on them?

As far as going too long, just my analogy of the reaction I get. Partly could be because of the choices I have made in particle stuff, Swamp Monster for example. It never makes the transistion until it is well down the lane, even playing down and in. I don't see the early bite with particle equipment.
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