I haven't used a bow quiver for about 15 years but I decided to give one a try again. I decided on the "4 Arrow Flat Top Mesa Bow Quiver" from Eagle's Flight Archery. It's made for 2 blade broadheads.
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That is a very nice quiver. I have only heard great things about Eagle's Flight Archery. -
That looks great. I'm going to check those out.Comment
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Have you had a chance to shoot with it yet? Any issues with moving around the limb, or getting loose after a few shots?Comment
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I haven't shot it much yet but so far it feels pretty solid and I haven't noticed any movement around the limb.Originally posted by Dry Bones View PostComment
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Very nice, I like it alot.Comment
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That's pretty darn slick there Mr. Phillip.
RickComment
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I have 2 EFA quiver. 1 with the totem pole and 1 without. I prefer the 1 without as it is lighter and on the long bows it does not give much clearance between the totem and your hand. (More space when used with a recurve. I just remove the totem when shooting it on the longbows.) I have never had them shoot loose or get play in them. They are by far my favorite quiver!Originally posted by Phillip Fields View PostComment
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I found that on my longbow there wasn't much clearance with the totem. I added the wing option which angles the arrow back, giving more clearance and makes it easier to lean the bow against a tree.Originally posted by gettin closer View PostComment
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I forgot to ask, is that Stingray?Comment
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Very nice. I have one of their quivers with the totem and it is very solid. Personally though, I prefer the Selway quivers in the limb bolt for 3-piece bows and the strap-on for one/two piece bows.Comment
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looks good!Comment
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I like it Phillip!Comment
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