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    mess with the balls reaction and what not any info on this?

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    To a degree yes,beacuse your redrilling into the core.

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    Usually one plug and re-drill isn't that bad due to how minimal the amount of core removed is. If done correctly the reaction will be different but in a good way if being done to change lay out. If just moving a thumb everything is pretty minimal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by noeymc View Post
    does redrilling a bowling ball mess with the balls reaction and what not any info on this?
    Once It would only affect it to minimal degree. But The more you do it, the more you could change it.

    And there is info on this, you just have to go search for it.

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