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Why is everyone obsessed with the number of grains? I'm not always sure that it does make a bat look better...
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all mine have 7-8 on em i think
cant afford all these posh ones with all these grains
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Most i have is the gt with 12/13, but that doesn look crammed, i like 9-10 straight, evenly spaced grains if we are talking look alone, think it looks more solid and just neater than 20+ crammed in!!
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I believe my bat has 11. The most I've had on a bat.
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not bad set of grains think was 19 the last time i counted
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I have a 20 grainer with about 5 heartwood and no blemishes which I will put up soon
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this has some heartwood but not bad for a size 5 as is my sons xmas present
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Looks nice mate
don't let him outscore u with it lol
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Well got my batting trophy last night so put it next to his county champions trophy to make myself feel better lol
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Haha good work mate....only got a medal at our end of season league dinner
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Only bad thing was I ended up drinking out of it as it's a decent size cup still a great night from what I remember as had a little too much
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Haha I got back in at 12 on Friday from the dinner then ended up going back out to meet up with the lads from our Saturday side until 3am!!
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Quote from: AlRidd on October 17, 2010, 07:59:39 PM
I have a 20 grainer with about 5 heartwood and no blemishes which I will put up soon
Is this the Talisman that you bought? Also did you sort that weight/balance issue you had on the bat a while ago?
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Yeah it is mate, I havn't sorted out the weight yet, will be sending it to Newbery to have 1.5 ounces shaved off and then it will be perfect
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October 23, 2010, 03:34:09 PM »
Saw these narrow grained bats on onlinestockist facebook profile.
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