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[no1northernbloke]

Just received a replacement for a replacement of an original Kahuna 1000 which I had in June this year. Original bat was a gun, but literally snapped in half in at the start of August - replacement broke at the splice in September.

This new one has eight very straight grains, and has 12 and E stamped on the shoulder. Just wondering if anyone knows what these stamps mean? I would have thought the 1000 would have more grains - just a bit concerned that's a bit of dodgy stickering has taken place....

[19reading87]

E = made for England

12 = made for 2012 range

[Whispering Death]

looks cracking! not about the number of grains but how good they look - absolutely perfectly straight!!

[hell4leather cricket]

the 12 will be the weight 2.12 oz

[PedalsMcgrew]

That looks like a very nice piece of willow to my eyes! Stickers look kosher too........

[Ryan]

looks a lovely stick!

[19reading87]

the 12 will be the weight 2.12 oz

Mine had 11 and E last tear I emailed them and it was England and 2011 mate

[hell4leather cricket]

my mistake then

[19reading87]

Lol, we'll let you off mate due to your greatness in bat making skills

[hell4leather cricket]

Oh well I can claim the idea was mine now ,I've started doing it on the shoulders of my bats !

[19reading87]

Booom. Quality idea mate

[Cover_Drive]

Looks brilliant mate! Don't go after grains

I hope it feels well and I hope it serves you well!

[no1northernbloke]

Thanks guys - has put my mind at rest!

[Cover_Drive]

The more I look at it the more I praise.

My mate had Blade 950 and it was worst looking than Asad's 150 models!

[kaustav]

Delectable 

Just wondering: are all Kook high end models made in England and not by SG?