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You just answered a question and part of your response was, "THERE ARE SEVERAL CLASSES OF BOWLING BALLS.The best (A class)go to the PBA TOUR , the (B class goes to Pro Shops ) & the C & D class ) goes to Sporting goods stores(CROWN JEWELS,TORNADOES)."

Please explain what the difference is between a Class A and Class B ball.

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Class A are picture perfect in all respects. They even x ray them.Special pins like 5" pin outs.Special top weights also & logos in special places.
Class B No x ray.Most pins are from 1" to 3.5".Average top weights.
Class C - D  are rejected at first . Surface errors like pin holes,ridges. Some just color defects.They don't match original color.They get resurfaced & another name.The resurfacing means they cannot sell the ball at top quality & have to downgrade it.There a touch smaller from the resurface job.

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21 years in drilling balls,9 years running Pro Shop,cure grip problems,Fix approach problems,coach handicaped bowlers, certified coach instructor, coach Crankers,Tweeners,Strokers,Ex Ball Tester,A Mechanic on Bruswick machines,B Mechanic on AMF,Resurfaced lanes (Wood),change oil patterns for different ball reactions to train & test on.Hints on ways to clear/relax your mind on the lanes.

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American Bowling Congress 32 yrs.,PBA 20 yrs.,
I learned from 3 Ball Drillers & then, develped my own styles of drilling.I EXPERIMENT ALL THE TIME (THE BEST WAY TO LEARN!).

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