01kay said:
I bowled the ball. The ball hit the gutter side of the ten-pin. The pin span on the spot for a sec. It then fell over and rolled around to hit the seven-pin over.
I've spared the 8-10 and 7-9 like that a few times, where the ball has fallen into the pit on the gutter side, without impacting the flat gutter, and nicked the pin (10 or 7) and its fallen directly sideways and took the other pin out.
To get it to the 7-pin (if you'd nicked the 10-pin) one would have to throw it bullet speed, and then hope.
Very unusual to get it to fall that far, all the same.
On 7-10 conversions, made it twice, neither in sanctioned play mind you. I got one about 14 years ago with a Columbia Lite Dot - threw hard at the 10-pin, it came back up the 7-pin gutter nicking the 7 out on the way. Made the other at work one morning (7-10 had been left over night) I grabbed a house ball off the rack, and shot at the 10, double kissed the pin with ball and it kicked over and took the 7
Best one I ever saw was Andrew Tylutki and I were bowling one night about 16 years ago, and Tylutki shoots at the 10.
Ball goes in the gutter and actually bounces up out of the gutter, hits the 10-pin about halfway up the pin (just under the stripes) and impacts a ball stuck in the pit (somewhere between where the 8-9), ball bounces off the dead ball in the pit and jumps back onto the lane and and takes out the 7.
Not legal I know, but it was only practice anyway - I remember that like it was yesterday :lol: