Columbia 300 Scout, released in 2000, uses the Reactive Pearl cover. It measures RG 2.65 and differential .020 — high RG (length through the heads) and low flare potential, banded on Storm's published scale. It leaves the factory at Polished.
Measured at 15 lb. These are box specs for an undrilled ball — drilling changes them.
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| Weight | RG | Diff | Int. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14 lb | 2.69 | 0.020 | — |
| 15 lb | 2.65 | 0.020 | — |
| 16 lb | 2.63 | 0.028 | — |
Colours this model was released in. A used ball's actual finish is whatever its listing photos show.
These specs are factory reference for the model, compiled from manufacturer publications and other sources and provided as is. They may contain errors or describe a different production run, and they say nothing about the condition of any individual used ball — surface prep, resurfacing, plugging, and drilling all change how a ball behaves relative to its published numbers. Spotted something wrong? Tell us at support@rerackbowling.com.
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Closest on the three specs that compare across brands — RG, differential and symmetry. One ball per line, so no other version of the Scout appears here.