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Discussion: VETERAN BAT

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Oct. 20, 2010
leftybob
Men's 60
109 posts
VETERAN BAT
Noticed that the Veteran Senior GBA has a 1.21 bpf stamp on it. Is this bat approved for Senior Softball.
Oct. 20, 2010
madsenior
54 posts
Yes it is.
Oct. 20, 2010
canIjack
Men's 60
322 posts
1.21 is approved for SPA but not for LVSS. I'm was able to use my Boombah Cannon(made by Combat), which is 1.205 bpf in the SPA(Dalton,Ga) but not in Las Vegas this year.
Oct. 20, 2010
leftybob
Men's 60
109 posts
Is the bat approved for use in SSUSA?
Oct. 20, 2010
Marv19
Men's 60
498 posts
Not sure but I think if LVSSA did not allow the bat it would be because they are going by the old rating of 1.20 bpf. The new SSUSA senior bat standard is 1.21 We at the SCSSA have taken on the Veteran bat and the new Spirit to sell in So. Cal. If the bat was not legal we would not have made a commitment to sell it. www.socalssa.com
Oct. 21, 2010
mad dog
Men's 65
4191 posts
marv19 is right,since the test is now made with a lesser ball,they upped the bpf rating to `1.21,sounds stupid to me,we the oldest group of players getting hotter equipment.
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