Rev Leverage: A drilling with the pin 4-1/2 and the CG 3-3/8 from the bowler's PAP. The CG is placed down in the thumb and positive quadrant of the ball and the extra hole is located 6 3/4 from the pin on a line through the CG. The ball must have a 3+ inch pin out to start.

 

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