Hello future bowlers of the 2010 USBC Open in Reno. We at the Hammer Booth just wanted to take this opportunity to extend our knowledge and customer service to anyone who may need or want it. We will frequently be on here to answer any questions as well as provide information as to what seems to be rolling good on the lanes. With that said, feel free to send me a PM or post on here to ask anything that we may not answer or comment on.

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Look forward to hearing from all of you and thank you for your support.

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Edited on 3/1/2010 7:14 PM

As the pattern breaks down it seems like you have to make a huge move in. Looks like 13, 14, and 15 are a trap area where you have to be perfect. Once you get past that area seems to be a much better reaction and carry percentage. Once you get in weaker pins and stronger mass bias'' seem to be working. The guy who took over the singles lead a couple days ago and put up the first 300 was using a toxic (everyone knows how that ball rolled). Hope this answers your question
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Edited on 3/10/2010 10:58 AM

How are Onyx Vibes matching up out there?  I have one drilled pin over and just to the right of my ring, CG on midline stacked with the surface at 2000 and I am bringing a Emerald Vibe, same drilling but polished.  Also a Magic, Magic Touch, Black Widow Killer and Jigsaw....its my first Nationals so I want to be prepared.  I consider myself a tweener with go revs and medium speed.

Thanx for your input and I will definitely be over to the booth.

Jarrett
Concord, NH
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Jarrett Roseboom
Ebonite fan
pics of my equipment
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For the high rev rate players you are just looking for balls that get through the fronts and don't make a huge u-turn in the back. Just more controlled layouts to counter act your hand.

Jarrett I think you will be set. The onyx should be a good match up for you. That ball has looked good so far. Same thing no matter how you throw it you need something smooth and continuous.
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Looking forward to seeing you out here. If you need anything just stop in
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Thank you Joe, we are just trying to keep everyone in touch with what is going on and let them at least see what they are missing in hopes to bring them out next year.
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Cob,

No problem we are here for you guys, if you need anything let us know and safe travels.
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No problem Jorge, we do the best we can for you guys and glad you all appreciate it. That is why we do it
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