I have to confess, over the past 3 years I have quit using bow quivers, take away from the balance of the bow and I shoot better without them. I had always liked the look of the GN quivers, but didnt need one. Anyway, I took a strap on model in on a bow trade from a forum member to help him get the bow, thought I could sell the quiver. Well I had to try it out first, strapped it on my Quinn stallion and man was I suprised. With 5 arrows, didnt notice any problem till about 40 shots later, when I started getting tired and form was breaking down. Really light, and the straps finished deadening any sound my bow made. Guess I will have to eat crow and keep this one, cant wait to hear my buddy rant at me about " I thought you was done with bow Quivers"? Well at least I have learned to be open minded and continue to learn on this journey we call traditional archery.
I have 2 different G/N quivers, a strap on and a quick mount. I really like them. Alot lighter than my Black Widow 5/7 quiver.
Good to hear as the voice on the other end of the line @ Black Widow recommended one for my PSA they are building. I like the looks of it, but wondered if it was sturdy enough to handle backpack hunting.
Glad to hear ya'll like them.
I have a GN Quick Mount for my Bear Take Down. The inside 2 arrows kept hitting the bottom limb upon release. I had to make a little adapter out of aluminum to push the bottom part of the quiver away from the bow by about a 1/2 inch. I also have the quiver set back on the bottom to keep it more inside the profile of the bow.
I've got 4 of em, 2 with the straps & 2 quick detach for takedowns & they are great quivers....glad your's is working out for ya.
I have the quick detach on my Black Widow and love it!
PeteA I think they addressed that issue with the newer fames and mine sits away from the bow because the lower quiver post is longer. Glad you like them, I was of similar mind-set as you until I tried one as well...