Just bought a new bow and need a quiver. Would like info / opinions / recommendations for detachable quiver, around $50 or less. Lots of them out there, can't make my mind up looking at pictures.
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Just go buy a tightspot and get it over with. Or youll be like me having two quivers that dont measure up and trying to justify a tightspot now.
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I just moved up from a 4 arrow to a 7 arrow Tightspot ($130 on Amazon) for capacity. Liking it so far.Comment
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ttt for fresh eyes...Comment
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Splurge for a tight spot.Comment
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If you want, ill send you a basically brand new treelimb bow quiver for free, but you paypal me for shipping cost. I bought two last year, and will replace both with tightspot quivers as soon as I find them on sale.
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That's really nice of you. Checking with the wife to see if she has a paypal. I'm still a cash and paycheck kinda old man. I will PM you a little later, if that's okay.Comment
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PM sent. Thanks.Comment
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Originally posted by critter69 View Post
Idk if its a premium? Its a very nice made quiver. All aluminum frame I believe. It just holds the arrows too lose for our liking. Im sure some good ingenuity can fix that tho.
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Originally posted by RibcageX View Post
I never did receive a pm, if this was for me.
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Oops! I tried again. Apparently, my dad was right about all the things I was dumber than.Comment
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