Pro Stock U+ CL

[lee92 2]

I'm just looking for a simple answer for this. I went to my LHS here yesterday and they had a Fehr U+ CL for $119 cdn. Knowing full well it's identical to Ovie's, I bought it. Now I'm just wondering what all the codes on the name stamp mean, since there are a bunch more then I've normally seen on pro stocks. It reads "1299 SV C 075 116612 A1". This is probably more for curiosity, but if anyone knew what they meant, I'd be curious to know.

[shotty 7]

C and 075 may be the grip type (clear) and flex (075).

i was thinking the 1299 might be the length in mm, but that only equals just over 51", which is probably too short. the rest of the numbers are probably curve and flex codes or indicators.

[Captain Sane 2]

I got two of these at the Red Wings sale and they were made for the same player but they're different. One has like dimples all throughout the shaft while the other has a smooth finish that is slightly tacky but not too much. The codes on them are pretty similar so maybe somebody who knows more about pro stock stuff can shed some light on these sticks and CCM codes in general.

Code on the stick with dimples: 1137 SV Tr 095 12500 A1

W/O dimples: H11 849 FV TR 95 10941 A1

I believe the 095/95 is the flex, but I have no idea what the rest means

[thockey13 0]

isnt h11 a thc pro code for a sakic style curve?

[K9 Unit 1]

isnt h11 a thc pro code for a sakic style curve?

yes, A1's prolly like a structure type code thing like the 10ks

[Hradsky 1]

My Gomez CL has:

1026

FV

Tr

085

10202

A1

[Captain Sane 2]

isnt h11 a thc pro code for a sakic style curve?

Yeah, probably should've mentioned both sticks have a pattern that is identical to Easton's Sakic pattern

[jjmills22 0]

the TR and C before the flex ix probably the shape of the shaft. TR would be traditional- boxy/ C would be concave