5/25/2019-Full Specs of M110 here See Science Directs main article regarding density. An M110 is a commonly known as a Semi-Automatic Sniper System is intended to replace the M24 Sniper Weapon System used by snipers, spotters, designated marksman, or squad advanced marksmen in the United States Army. . The M110 Model Bat, as stated earlier, was a Mizuno original that became popular in Japan and has become increasingly popular in the states. It is similar to Louisvilles C271 but this model is known for its smooth, gradual, even taper all the way up the bat. Perfectly balanced it does have a larger barrel (2.540") than the C271 as well as the handle (.955"), this allows a large sweet spot with a comfortable, "strong" feel in the batters hands.

Old Hickory the best producer of bats in 2020 The Old Hickory JC1 is cut to the M110 profile. The JC1 has a medium barrel with a short taper to a thick handle that goes straight into the knob. The JC1 is great for the player looking for an evenly balanced bat with a long barrel. Dimensions: 2 1/2 barrel, 31/32 handle (thick), standard knob
Louisville Slugger the original producer of the bat. Everyone loves a little flash – and the White Stripe brings that. Developed in 1944, the M110 is one of Louisville Sluggers top-five most popular turning models at the Major League level and features the lightest swing weight of the MLB PRIME models. In this variation, a silver handle transitions to a pearl white barrel paired with black Seamless Decals in an attention-grabbing look. With a denser starting billet and slightly thicker handle for a balanced feel, this bat is designed for maximum control through the zone. All MLB PRIME bats are made exclusively with MLB-grade wood from the top 3% of the harvest and feature three coats of EXOARMOR, a state-of-the-art finish that gives a hardness to the bat you can feel and hear with every swing.

Chandlers Bat Description- Based on the M110 model, the BD13 offers another option for players making the transition from metal to wood. This model is typically used by players entering the Minor Leagues. This model has a thicker, near 1" handle (slightly more than CB271). Players find the thicker handle more durable as it mirrors the feel of the metal bats theyre used to using. It is extremely well balanced and allows hitters to drive thru the ball in the hitting zone. Knob: 2.00 Handle: .946 Barrel: 2.47

Originally all M110 Bats were made with Ash. From 2010 on all bats are produced with Maple. The main difference between ash and maple bats is the density and strength. Maple is the strongest and most dense without much give, while ash wood is less dense and flexes more. Read on to discover how these differences could affect your performance.