Another option for ya:

Contact Eric Thomas either here (pm him) or through email. He or newguy (Phil) should be able to help you greatly.

Good luck -- the Break is an incredible ball.

Note:

The Break is an asymmetrical ball -- meaning the MB placement, not the CG, will be more important to you in regards to drilling.

Secondly, "medium track" and a brief description of the layout in relation to finger holes is of little use to us. I would suggest taking the ball to your pro shop, having your driller mark your PAP, and then measure the pin-PAP and MB-PAP distances. That way, we might be able to help you better.

Third, and this is in reference to your question of "will it roll out," what do you want the ball to do? I'm guessing you want a strong motion in the back part of the lane, on heavy medium - heavy oil, with a good amount of continuation...I would suggest, depending on your rev rate, a 4.5-5 Pin-PAP distance, with the MB in a strong position. After that, you can adjust the surface to suit your game and needs.

Hope this helps, and enjoy your new ball!

Yes, the 900 is the MB.

Without seeing the ball and being able to measure, my best guess is that the Pin-PAP distance is about 3.5-4 and the MB-PAP is about 5-5.5. It probably isn't a bad layout for you, though I worry (a little) about your slightly rev dominant game and the strong pin position. Then again, if you want this ball to fit above your Angers, this drilling and ball will certainly do that...

How do you plan on using the Beat'ns in relation to everything else? How do you have everything else drilled?

Glad to help, no problem!

The reaction you want is what you will get from the Break. The reason I asked about the Beat'ns is that I didn't want the Break to overlap another ball in your arsenal, especially if you really liked the reaction you got from the Beat'ns. The Beat'n, for some people, is a definite "big backend" oil ball -- for others, it wasn't, and was just pretty close to the original No Mercy in terms of ball reaction.

As it seems you don't have any problems with strong drills, I would venture to say that you shouldn't have any problems with your Break, drilled the way it is. Just measure the pin-PAP distance in advance; you don't want to find out later (if, for whatever reason you didn't like the reaction) that it was actually something like 2.5 inches pin-PAP (it's probably not, but it's better to be safe than sorry).

If you are definitely concerned, however, about The Break being "too much ball" -- or if you really wanted to make sure that you maintain the uber-strong breakpoint -- consider a slightly further pin-PAP distance (perhaps you could match the drilling on your Raid).

All in all, you can't really go wrong. The current drilling will give you more flare than if you were to further the pin-PAP distance, meaning more hook potential, but also a hypothetically more rounded breakpoint (but still, by no means, weak).

If you need more info on what I'm trying to describe (in terms of the different ball reactions possible with The Break), check out Bar's video (link below). It's very accurate in regards to how the different drillings will affect the Break's ball motion path.

http://www.videoballreviews.com/global.html

Hope this helps.