Hey guys got this done two days ago what do u think ?
(http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu197/TradBowKid/bowq007.jpg)
made from an old KS-3 rubber arrow holder..
(http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu197/TradBowKid/bowq008.jpg)
Top part
(http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu197/TradBowKid/bowq009.jpg)
old wire from something I forgot the number..
(http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu197/TradBowKid/bowq010.jpg)
full load of arrows on my 55 pound thunderstick..
(http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu197/TradBowKid/bowq011.jpg)
This is put on with tape
(http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu197/TradBowKid/bowq012.jpg)
And last pic
(http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu197/TradBowKid/bowq013.jpg)
Take Care guys......
Cody
So what do u guys think about this ???
I like to see guys makeing their own equipment. When I started bowhunting Bow quivers were not very good in my opinion.
I had more than one of the old Bear bow quivers of the early 1970s'. I respect and admire Fred Bear as much as anyone but those old quivers looked better than they functioned. The rivets would get loose and the hoods would crack. The rubber grippers were hard as a rock in the cold. I spent alot of time and silicone trying to keep those quivers quiet and functional.
I bought quivers from other manufacturers and experienced the same functional and duribility issues. I gave up on manufactured quivers along time ago. I just buy the parts I like from quiver manufacturers and make my own like you.
Don't get me wrong, There are finaly some great quivers on the market. I'm just to stubborn and enjoy building my own equipment too much to buy them.
It looks like you have a functional quiver and you made it yourself. That's a satisfaction you can't buy.
hey cody thats not bad for a home made bowquiver. well done lad :clapper:
Nice :thumbsup:
Cody aleays liked the homemade equipment,well done.
I sure do
A wheely bow shooter sees a new piece of equipment and immediately wants to know where to buy it, whereas a traditional shooter sees something new and wants to find out (or figure out) how to make it. Congratulatios Cody, you're now in that growing number of quiver manufacturers.
That's awesome! I've been waiting for someone to do this. I might have to try this.
How did you run the wire through the top portion of the quiver? Is there any thing you would do different?
Good job!!!
good job Cody
Looking good! Hap
Looks good CR. LPM knows (bet we had the same quiver) if you rebuild enough stuff to work like you want it to you'll be richer for it. Hit those shiny bolts w/flat black.
Looks good. Been thinking along the same lines myself. Thanks for insperation!
Guys thnaks u
Cody, great job I like it!!! shouldn't you be studying or you on spring break?? Great job!!
LOL Jim I am now on summer break tell next fall...
Well I guess you'll have all kinds of time for archery now bud!! I do like that quiver,again great job!!