Should I try a "rico" drilling on my BW?

[gabriel94509]

Instead of getting rid of it, i figured it wouldn't hurt to try a different drilling. Right now its drilled strong, but it is too jumpy and inconsistent with my style of play. I was thinking of trying the rico drilling, since i've heard it will give the ball a very smooth and consistent reaction. What do you guys think?

[dw800seeker]

Someone explained "RICO" before. I can not remember what it is. Please review. In my line of business that is a statute for getting gangsters for racketering.

[bluerrpilot]

Someone explained "RICO" before. I can not remember what it is. Please review. In my line of business that is a statute for getting gangsters for racketering.


Here is an explaination. http://www.brunsnick.com/rico_ball_layout.html

I would do it. I think its a great layout.

[USAFbowler]

that's pretty crazy looking....never heard of it. tell me how it goes

[Young300]

Someone explained "RICO" before. I can not remember what it is. Please review. In my line of business that is a statute for getting gangsters for racketering.

That was me haha.

I know someone who drilled a Track Phoenix (never released) RICO and he said that the ball had some extreme continuation down the lanes and through the pins. I would go for it if I had the time and money to put into it right now.

[SplitMaster]

basically a rico takes pressure off of your middle finger

[slap]

no you're thinking of the sarge easter grip

[Young300]

RICO is with the pin in the palm. The Sarge Easter is if there is an injury to your ring finger. I have seen that two wondering what was going on. Then I read something about it, and it was made to relieve pressure and allow you to bowl with none, if little, discomfort in your injured finger.

[ravenhammer]

Sarge Easter is also used as a way to get less revs on the ball ala Robert Smith. Go for the Rico and report back. Looks relatively to layout anyway.