From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Will soon have more bows fitted with them. Rooty
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From: raghorn
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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You have both quivers mounted wrong. The end of the arm(both top and bottom) with the little hook goes to the belly side of limb.
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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I see. Thanks doesn't work on the take down thou. Rooty
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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As long as the tension is solid, it doesn't matter.
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Thanks Geo. I prefer it the way I had it and they work good. Rooty
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From: Dry Bones
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Rooty I have to ask. In both ways it looks very close to the riser space, like it might get against your arm in the first pic and maybe your hand in the second? Forgive a youngster who has had no experience with them, but do they press against you when you draw? I like bow mounted quivers, but I hate it when they are tight against my hand or arm.
-Bones
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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First pic lots of clearance. Second pick on the 56 inside arrow is tight to the hand. Okay as in stalking that inside arrow will be loaded. Rooty. Amazing how silent they are.
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Doesn't change much that way. This is why we post. Opinions are appreciated. Rooty
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From: GLF
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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I've got a leathertop spring arm but haven't used it in probably 15 years.
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From: Kodiaktd
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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The double spring arm quivers like the one on your takedown came in different sizes.
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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I just purchased a nib one. I've got enough now lol. Rooty
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From: Scooby-doo
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Never liked them, could never get them quiet enough for my liking. Shawn
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Have you got instructions for these
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Had to dig a bow out of the rafters. Fits this on not too bad. Rooty
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From: 1/2miledrag
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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I think that bottom part just attaches (with a screw) to where a fishing reel or stabilizer would attach to your bow (if so equipped).
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Nice on the pics hopefully I can get one on a new riser. Rooty
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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You can make them as quiet as you need them with a little work.
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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No problem on this one. Rooty
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From: Kodiaktd
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Fred Bear's bow.
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From: Kodiaktd
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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If you don't want to use a screw like in the picture of Fred Bears bow you can make one like these with a 1/4X20 bolt. Also 3Rivers sells fake antler ones. It would eliminate the need for a screwdriver to remove the quiver.
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From: HillbillyKing
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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These work just Fine yup the open side goes on the belly !!!
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Thanks JR they look great
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 16-Apr-17 |
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Where did you get thought Tony the Tiger string silencers? I remember SB had a comment a few years ago. Rooty
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From: Cameron Root
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Date: 25-Apr-17 |
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Just in awesome. Thanks Hugh. Rooty
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