| What Line Do You Own | |||
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| Sauce Series | Widow Series | No Mercy Series | |
| Raw Hammer Series | Vibe Series | Razyr | |
Widow Series
Basic Drilling
Raw Hammer Series
Vibe Series
| High Performance Drilling Guide | Asymmetrical Drilling Guide |
| Symmetrical Drilling Guide | HART Drilling Instructions |
Asymmetrical Drilling Layouts
| Layout
1 Skid/Flip Layouts |
Layout
2 All Purpose Layouts |
Layout
3 Strong Layouts |
Layout
4 Label Layout (Smooth Arc) |
Layout
5 Full Roller Layout |
Layout 1 - Skid/Flip Layouts
- Ball Motion - Length with sharp breakpoint and aggressive backend
- Lane Condition - Medium to Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - Medium
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 5 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Mass Bias - Place Mass Bias in the strong position
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 2 - All Purpose Layouts
- Ball Motion - Length with controllable breakpoint
- Lane Condition - Medium Oil
- Flare Potential - Medium
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 5" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Mass Bias - Place Mass Bias near the vertical axis line
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 3 - Strong/Aggressive Layouts
- Ball Motion - Strong and controllable hook
- Lane Condition - Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - High
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 4" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Mass Bias - Place Mass Bias in the strong position
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity

Layout 4 - Label layout (Smooth Arc)
- Ball Motion - Excellend length with smooth arc
- Lane Condition - Medium Oil
- Flare Potential - Medium
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 4 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Mass Bias - Place Mass Bias near the ball track
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 5 - Full Roller Layout
- Ball Motion - Strong arc
- Lane Condition - Medium to Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - High
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 3 1/2" from center of span located in the 7:30 position
- Mass Bias - Place Mass Bias in 2:30 position relative to the center of the span
High Performance Drilling Instructions
| Layout
1 Standard Layouts |
Layout
2 Length Layouts |
| Layout
3 Strong/Aggressive Layouts |
Layout
4 Early Hook Layouts |
| Layout
5 Full Roller Layout |
|
Layout 1 - Standard Layouts
Layout 2 - Length Layouts
Layout 3 - Strong/Aggressive Layouts
Layout 4 - Early Hook Layouts
Layout 5 - Full Roller Layouts
Symmetrical Drilling Instructions
| Layout
1 Standard Layouts |
Layout
2 Length Layouts |
| Layout
3 Strong Layouts |
Layout
4 Low RG Layouts |
| Layout
5 Full Roller Layout |
|
Layout 1 - Standard Layout
- Ball Motion - Length with aggressive backend
- Lane Condition - Medium to Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - Medium
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 4 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4-5" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 2 - Length Layout
- Ball Motion - Length with less total hook
- Lane Condition - Light to Medium Oil
- Flare Potential - Low
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 5 - 5 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4-5" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 3 - Strong Layout
- Ball Motion - Strong and controllable hook
- Lane Condition - Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - High
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 3 1/2" - 4" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4-5" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 4 - Low RG Layout
- Ball Motion - Early Hook with smooth arc
- Lane Condition - Fresh backends and wet/dry
- Flare Potential - Low
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 1 - 2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole at 4-5" from the center of span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 5 - Full Roller Layout
- Ball Motion - Strong arc
- Lane Condition - Medium to Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - Medium
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 3 1/2" from the center of span located in 7:30 position
Razyr Drilling

No Mercy Series Drilling Instructions
| Layout
1 Most Aggressive |
Layout
2 Strong Arc |
Layout
3 Controlled Arc |
Layout
4 Length with Smooth Arc |
Layout
5 Full Roller |
Layout 1 - Most Aggressive
- Ball Motion - Length with aggressive backend
- Lane Condition - Medium to Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - High (5"+)
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 4 1/2 - 5 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- HART Placement - Place HART in or near the ball track keeping side weight and finger/thumb weight to less than 1 ounce
For bowlers with lower rev rates, place the pin at 3 1/2 - 4" from the positive axis point
Layout 2 - Strong Arc
- Ball Motion - Strong arcing hook (about 2-4 boards less than Drilling #1)
- Lane Condition - Medium Oil
- Flare Potential - Medium (3-5")
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 4 - 5" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- HART Placement - Place HART 2" right of the ball track
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole 4" from the center of the span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 3 - Controlled Arc
- Ball Motion - Controlled arc (about 4-6 boards less than Drilling #1)
- Lane Condition - Light to Medium Oil
- Flare Potential - Medium (2-4")
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 5 - 5 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- HART Placement - Place HART 1" right ofthe ball track keeping side weight and finger/thumb weight to less than 1 ounce
Layout 4 - Length with Smooth Arc
- Ball Motion - Excellent length with smooth arc (about 6-8 boards less than drilling #1)
- Lane Condition - Light Oil
- Flare Potential - Low (0-2")
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 5 - 5 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- HART Placement - Place HART 3" right of the ball track
- Balance Hole - If needed, place the balance hole 4" from the center of the span on a line through the center of gravity
Layout 5 - Full Roller
- Ball Motion - Length with aggressive backend
- Lane Condition - Medium to Heavy Oil
- Flare Potential - High (5"+)
- Pin Placement - Place pin at 4 1/2 - 5 1/2" from the positive axis point (PAP)
- HART Placement - Place HART in or near the ball track keeping side weight and finger/thumb weight to less than 1 ounce
Pro Drilling Instructions
Be sure to check for excess side weight and finger/thumb weight, as a balance hole may be necessary for any of these layouts. If one is required, draw a line from the center of the grip through the CG and extend to the PAL. This will be the location of the balance hole.
Layout 1

With this layout we place the pin 5-����¯�¿�½������¾" from the PAP, above the finger holes, to produce length on drier conditions.
Next we select a MB (Mass Bias) position suitable for our breakpoint
shape.
(A) MB in the Ball Track designed to
produce a late and smooth breakpoint.
(B) MB in the Strong Position This will
produce an earlier and shaper breakpoint than Position A.
- Good for extreme entry angle!
(C) MB on the PAL produces the earliest
breakpoint of three positions while providing a controllable and
"readable" backend.
- Works great on heavy oil patterns!
Layout 2

With this layout, we place the pin 4-����¯�¿�½������¼" from the PAP. This position will produce medium to high flare, great for players trying to "open up" on a medium to heavy oil lane condition.
For bowlers with medium to high rev rates, this position will often produce the most overall hook throughout the entire lane.
Now select a MB (Mass Bias) position.
(A) locate the MB halfway between the ball
track and PAL to produce a sharp breakpoint
(B) Place the MB at the PAL for an
earlier, smoother breakpoint.
(C) Place the MB 2" past the PAL for a
very heavy midlane roll on long oil patterns.
Layout 3

Place pin and CG 4-����¯�¿�½������½" from PAP.
Use scale to determine static balance.
Produces length and an arcing backend.
A layout every player should have in their bag.
Layout 4
Note: To remove excess finger weight, drill finger holes 2.5" deep.
Place pin and CG 3-3/8" from PAP.
Use scale to determine both side and finger weight.
Locate balance hole on PAP and remove excess side weight to ����¯�¿�½������¾ oz positive.
Produces maximum flare and hook
Works especially well for Tweeners and Strokers!
Layout 5

Place pin CG 5-����¯�¿�½������½ from PAP.
Locate Mass Bias in between ball track and strong position.
Use scale to determine static balance.
To locate a balance hole if necessary, draw a line from grip center through CG and extend to axis midplane.
High track players will benefit from this layout.
Layout 6

Place pin and CG 4-����¯�¿�½������½" from PAP.
Place Mass Bias on the axis midplane.
to locate the balance hole if necessary, draw a line from grip center through CG and extend through axis midplane.
This drilling will help generate more midlane roll.


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