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The authenticators say bats can lose up to 3 ounces. I think that's reasonable- I've seen some bats where I believe they lost much more than that. As far as gaining weight- I don't know what authenticators consider reasonable, but if a bat is .7 ounces more then what was ordered, I wouldn't worry about it.
Matt
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