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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Kid's Pastor on February 05, 2013, 07:24:00 PM
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I have just ordered a new bubinga B riser and #3 limbs this week and I am trying to figure what bow quiver works the best on the Bear Take-Down, especially on the longer B riser.
Thanks,
Paul
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Great Northern bolt on is what I use and think that it is the best. Had one of the Bear/Delta quivers originally and gave it away. The GN quiver was much better.
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dino,
Thanks for the reply.
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dino,
How are you attaching a gn bolt on to a Bear Takedown? No limb bolts, Unless it is a side mount and the bow has inserts. My Bear Type 1 does not have inserts and neither does the Supreme I have coming. A Great Northern strap on or Thunderhorn BOA will be going on both of those as I am not about to drill holes in them for inserts.
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I use a side mount of my own design patterned after a Selway. Selway side mount would work well if your bow is tapped for it. Otherwise, Danny has some good suggestions.
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Any of the Kanati quivers with teh new Dual Arc a real plus.
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Great northern work best.
Either side mount or rubber straps.
......Philip
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Old Delta type bow quiver.
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I use Kanati's on my bears.
(http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq253/OBXarcher/IMG_0267.jpg)
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Another Kanati user
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c291/marcbishop/Kanati003.jpg)
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Danny,
Its the bolt on that uses the 1/4"x20 quiver bushings installed in the riser (GN calls it a side mount quiver) I have a 2001? A Handle that came with quiver bushings installed. I wouldn't be drilling a Type 1 either. :scared:
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A Bear 4-arrow with the spring arm top and lower bracket is pretty classic. You can find them up for auction party often.
A great option is the bighorn quiver from cutting edge. I have one on each of two of my Bear TD bows and they are great. If you need a contact for the bighorn, let me know.
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I took my GFA quiver and changed the brackets from the straps to the new bear bolt on brackets and love it.
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Old thread, I know, but am wondering if this is still the consensus as to the best quiver options for a Bear takedown recurve?
Also, which of the sponsors handle these quivers?
Thanks.
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Kevin, we have a really solid, quiet option outside of the side mount. Our Longbow quick detach filed out a little fits really snug right above the latch.
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Great northern side mount if it has the bushings (or you're willing to drill and install yourself).
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If it has the side mount bushings installed... I'd go with the GN side mount quiver!!! I had a Delta quiver, and did not like it at all! Got the GN and it's been on there ever since!!!
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If you have side mount bushings the Selway cannot be beat. I tried a Great Northern but it seemed to vibrate to me while the selway was rock solid.
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I have and hunt with a Bear, all Burbinga takedown,B riser, with #3 limbs. The Thunderhorn side mount quiver is perfect on this bow. Quiet, rugged and just flat good looking. PM me with your cell # and I will text pictures if your interested. Mine is not for sale but Thunderhorn quivers are readily available. :campfire:
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Originally posted by Stixbowdrew:
Kevin, we have a really solid, quiet option outside of the side mount. Our Longbow quick detach filed out a little fits really snug right above the latch.
Any pictures of this longbow quick detach?
Also, with the longbow quick detach vs. the side mount, which would you recommend?
Thanks!
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I've used a GN strap on my b riser for the last twenty some years. Easy on and off.
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Kevin text me and i will send you some pictures. I would personally do the QD over the side mount. Simply because it spaces the hood and gripper out further.
Drew Kohlhofer
419-206-3285
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thunderhorn is what I like best, keeps the arrows flat as possible to the riser, i dont like alot of width in my bow quiver combo profile.
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GN side mount. I did make a little aluminum bracket on the bottom to make it an offset quiver. I think GN makes an offset quiver but mine isn't .
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I bought a used Delta at Denton Hill.....cleaned it up, gave it a camo job and it's perfect. Rock solid and silent. Maybe a bit heavy but the bow is heavy anyway.
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Kanati Pro strap on, none of my bows have inserts. One quiver for all.
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Marksman bowquiver. The maker of these quivers actually uses a bear take down.
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Originally posted by ozy clint:
Marksman bowquiver. The maker of these quivers actually uses a bear take down.
Thanks! Had not heard of these. I will check them out.
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I had Thunderhorn make me a side mount with the leather dyed to match my bubinga and black maple riser. Great quiver.
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Still weighing my options for a quiver. If a person has a strap on quiver is it best mounted to the lower limbs, or to the riser of the bow? Does mounting to the limbs affect performance?
Thanks.
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mount it within the fade out on the limb and you'll be fine.