For Sale 2015 _ 27oz Ressy Legit


Oppo 23

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Great bat, just not playing in a league that I can use it. Structurally sound, only field/bag wear. It is returnable.

SOLD for 165

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Oppo 23

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I know I filed them away somewhere. They are definitely expired, but I will send with the bat if I locate them. Just moved across the country, I have a few boxes to go through.
 

Oppo 23

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Feel free to ask any questions here, my inbox has room for you to send me anything also. Thanks
 

Oppo 23

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Yes. It passed last summer, I haven't used it since August. It would be pure speculation if I said I knew the compression number.
 

vlcmstnaz

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^^^not sure how reasonable this request is. I'd say buyer should pay return shipping if seller accepts the option.
 

OToole20

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just covering my bases... last bat I bought on here failed compression... buyers response "its a used bat, I never had it tested.". So now I have a bat that's no good for any utrip play.
 

vlcmstnaz

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If the seller agrees to the terms, that's fine. But I do not think this should become the norm. Where a seller is responsible for not selling a cracked or broken bat (things a seller can readily observe), compression numbers are not readily available. AND, some bat testers are novices and will return invalid/inaccurate results. Maybe they test the wrong (or right) spot, giving a reading different than that confirmed by the seller prior to sale.

To me, this is a slippery slope, an easy out for someone with buyers remorse. "Failed compression, take it back."
 

Oppo 23

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Sorry. I get the idea, but I really don't see myself doing that. I wish I had access to test it for you now, unfortunately I do not own the equipment to do so.
 
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