BTW.... I just contacted Pete Ward again. He's still kicking!

I have enough of this ebony left to build 3 more risers. After that's gone, i probably won't see anymore of it in the future.  Food for thought...First come, first serve.   Kirk

Big Jim's hot melt best I have used.

Can you remove the bushings from the limb bolt and sand them down a little bit. Put the bushings on a separate bolt run a nut up to the bushing and chuck in a drill or drill press and sand them until they fit

Quote from: woodchucker on September 13, 2025, 09:18:52 PMBeen a big fan for years!! IMHO one of the best quivers out there....
As Roger said, you do need to get them down past the fade outs, which could be a problem with short riser bows? As Trenton said, the "soapy water" installation does leave some witness marks, but these are usually easily rubbed out with paste wax.
However!! soap up the limbs, slide it down past the fade outs, hang the bow horizontal overnight to dry, and it will NEVER move on you!!!
Actually, might require a lot of muscle to get it off!!!

what he said

I dont like them for other reasons BUT they did leave some fades to the finish
On a few bows that had that shine on the limbs...  i use great northerns now and being fair to the selway users a couple of my great northerns leave a type residual mark where the rubber straps wrapped around so maybe the rubber straps start to break down a bit on the outside and feel more sticky for lack of a better way to put it....

Selway same as thunderhorn in the bolt on style is one awesome quiver though.

Limbs, Limbs, Limbs.... 

Yes, premium is a great word to describe these socks!

STUNNING!!!!     

No need for new clothing