A friend of mine taught me how to make this style of quiver years ago. I have adapted the design to my own liking and am curious if there is enough interest to make some to sell. The one's pictured are 2 arrow. I have a design for 3 arrow that will look exactly the same but will have a 3rd slot on the back side. My biggest hitch is the arrow holders. The black ones pictured i got from thunder horn mfg. However i can't find the channel to fit them anymore. I experimented and made some of leather that are attached through the back with small screws. Have not field tested that yet. The dirtier looking quiver is the one i hunt with and it has several miles on it. I used old shoe polish on it and it kind of gunked up in the stitch holes. These are custom made to fit the limb angle of my bob lee.
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Probably $75. That's about what most quivers (such as thunderhorn) run. The benefit to this design is that you will never have to replace a foam insert. If some play develops in the broahead slot (only happens if you go to a lager ferruled point and then go back smaller) all you have to do is wet the pocket a little and press it under somethign flat and heavy. Then it will be like new.
They are just super labor intensive. If i make a few then i can get a system down and maybe have some dies made to stamp out the parts.
I like this design because it has no moving parts. Problem is, with every bow maker using a different limb pocket angle, it would be easier to make them adjustable so one size fits all. This would also allow you to swap the quiver to bows of different manufacturers.
So would yall prefer an all rigid like above? Or with an angle adjustment built in?
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