New Brunswick Zenith Pearl Bowling Ball | 1st Quality | 14# | Pin 2-4"

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This is a
1st Quality
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X-Out/X-Blem/2nd/Pro Pin and Pro CG are terms Manufacturers use to describe manfacturing issues that occurred to a ball during its construction/finishing.   I will try to give you a better understanding of what each means but it is ENTIRELY up the Manufacturer to decide on why they mark a ball a certain quality.
X-Out/X-Blem/2nd/Pro Pin and Pro CGs are legal to use in sanctioned league and tournament play as long as the 1st quality ball has been USBC approved (which is nearly 99% of the cases).
X-Out/X-Blem/2nd/Pro Pin and Pro CGs can be drilled like a first but in certain situations may be limited to the types of layouts that can be used.   A skilled proshop operator or our staff can help assist in getting a layout that will work for you
The X-Out term is used most often by Ebonite/Columbia/Track and Hammer.    The reasons can be varied and can be multiple and include:  color, engraving gone wrong, labeling done wrong, surface skuffs/dings, pin distances less then 1" from Pin to CG and pin distance greater then 5.5" from Pin to CG.   If the ball has an asymmetrical core a Mass Bias mark is placed on the ball and if this mark is typically greater then 1 5/8" left or right of the Pin/CG line it will be marked as an X-Out.   This list is by no means comprehensive but should give you a better understanding.
The 2nd term is used most often by Brunswick/DV8 and Radical.    The reasons can be varied and can be multiple and include:  color, engraving gone wrong, labeling done wrong, surface skuffs/dings, pin distances less then 1" from Pin to CG and pin distance greater then 5.5" from Pin to CG.   If the ball has an asymmetrical core a Mass Bias mark is placed on the ball and if this mark is typically greater then 1 5/8" left or right of the Pin/CG line it will be marked as an 2nd.   This list is by no means comprehensive but should give you a better understanding.
The XCOMP/XBLEM/ProCG/ProPin terms are used by Storm, Rotogrip and 900 Global to describe the various issues.   XCOMP ProCG is a term that is used for cosmetic and surface blemishes.  is a term that means that the Pin/CG/MB alignment is more then 1.5" out of line.   The ProPin term means that the pin distance from the CG is greater then 5.5".