If that's the case than I stand corrected. I took it as agreeing with the not in my house. American made only stance.

All I know is that they are way too expensive.

Still think they cost more than the stuff made here.

From what I've been told, they pour the only real two-piece cores in the industry. I've heard also they are really hit or miss and you have to be precise or the reactions on some of the balls can be over/under.

So far as I can tell right now, after I and a friend drilled 2 of them, this is not true.
Their cores and shells are not very different, in general terms, with regard to RG and Differential and pin placement than several others. I took an educated guess with the Exodus solid, based on BJI's review of it, and I hit the nail on the head. I couldn't have gotten better use from it UNLESS Tony watched me bowl on my lanes and told me how to drill it. A friend did the same with the Pin Hacker, a pearl, and also got excellent results. I gave him what I knew about the ball and a copy of BJI's review of the ball, and he took it to his pro shop with that information to drill.

If someone told you drilling their balls are hit and miss, my guess is they made a mistake and chose the wrong ball and/or wrong drilling for their delivery and the oil pattern they face. I'd suggest checking out an expert like Tony (who seems more than glad to answer any question on the use of these balls) and/or checking out professional reviews like BJI or a pro shop you trust.

FYI Roto-Grip, Storm and Visionary still make some 2 piece balls: core and shell with no filler.

Xfest,

Glad what I wrote came across as help. It was intended that way.
I think Lord Field stands where many manufacturers do when they first enter a market, but better than most because of 2 factors.
1. They have been making balls for a while. So they know what they are doing.
2. They have Tony handling the US end of the business and it seems to be in good hands, so far.

Their balls seem as good as most and better than many, to my eyes right now. Tony is also and has been designing some balls especially for the US market. He appears to be making great progress. If I were you I'd aim to try one, even a used one to see if you can make use of it. I'd have bought more if I could afford it. The Exodus I picked is a middle of the road type of ball, meant for medium oil. I was most impressed with its control and carry power. (I've always liked the idea of no filler balls.) Also BJI's review indicated that Tony had said this was the ball that most typical of their selection (or words to that effect).