which zone is this
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- mrbean
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which zone is this
saw this on ebay and was wondering if its a good replacement for my misfit pearl.
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Re: which zone is this
I could be mistaken, but I think that is a plastic ball. For a period of time, Brunswick was using the Zone name in the Target Zone series of plastic balls. Pancake core and polyester cover.
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Re: which zone is this
Methinks he is correct. This was before they were called T-Zones. Don't know if they have the present little bell core or pancake slab under the cover/3pc.spmcgivern wrote:I could be mistaken, but I think that is a plastic ball. For a period of time, Brunswick was using the Zone name in the Target Zone series of plastic balls. Pancake core and polyester cover.
SN# BN is Feb. 2000 manufactured date.
NO pin and CG is above SN#, just like mine.
Does it have another engraving on the ball that looks like this
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- mrbean
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Re: which zone is this
i didn't see any other markings except for brunswick "B" and usbc number. here is a picture of a different side of the ball and i circled where i thought the pin might be
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brunswick-Zone- ... Ciid%253A1
here's a link if you want to see the rest of the pictureshttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Brunswick-Zone- ... Ciid%253A1
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Re: which zone is this
mrbean wrote:i didn't see any other markings except for brunswick "B" and usbc number. here is a picture of a different side of the ball and i circled where i thought the pin might be
I think that "pin" is NOT what you're thinking of as a marked core /low RG PIN. Those were on a lot of the older 3 piece pancakes even back in the day from different manufacturers. I wouldn't put any stock in it. It's probably over 9 inches from the CG center of the SN#. Probably exactly 1/2 the circum of the ball. So, my best guess is plastic but who really knows lacking any other logo or reference to mdl. on the ball & no box. So it's a crap shoot at best. There's other stuff out there for cheaper if you're patient. AND you'll KNOW what it is.