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What is Pin-In/Pin-Out?
A bowling ball drilling term that is relative
to a bowler's track, design purposely for creating more ball dynamics.
Pin: A dye mark on the surface of the ball that indicates the position
of the top of the core (the position of the weight block inside the ball).
Pin-In: This is a ball that was manufactured with the pin and the center
of gravity within 1-1/2" of one another. Center of gravity is the heaviest
part of a ball. The CG can be found by looking for a dye mark placed on the ball
by the manufacturer marking the center of the weight mass relative to the top
of the ball. A Pin-In ball is an excellent choice for control and less hook.
Pin-Out: This is a ball that was manufactured with the pin and the center
of gravity distance greater than 1-1/2" from one another. A Pin-Out ball
can usually be made to hook more and flip more dramaticlly than a Pin-In ball.
Will also give the ball driller more options.
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