I was thinkin about buyin a limb bolt style bow quiver.I have never used one or really looked at em.Does anyone having experience with these type of quivers have recommendations.Looking for something light,quiet,strong and functional.Thanks for any tips!

Thunderhorn best there is in my opinion.

Danny

Thunderhorn is the best..

+3 for Thunderhorn...

Thunderhorn = quiet, strong, well built. Downside is it's very heavy. Great quiver, that's all I used to own, had 4-5, one on every bow. Now, I only own one. Great folks to order direct from, they work very hard to get it exactly how you want it.

Eagles Flight = quiet, strong, well built, light. For me, the substantial weight savings coupled with a very simple yet effective design makes this my favorite quiver. Downside is they only hold 4 arrows...that's the only reason I kept the one Thunderhorn. Don and Karen Ward are some of the finest folks you'll ever do buisness with, providing both superb products and customer service.

Thanks for the responses.Yaa the Thunderhorns certainly make all their products with the highest quality standards.Wish they offered that Limb bolt model in the smallfry style.I was kinda lookin for something smaller and lighter.I will check the eagles flight JC.Anyone else have any suggestions?

They do bud it's called a 2 point in the small fry style, look it up on their site.. I'd go with the snake!

-Mike

Yep, they'll do the small fry with limb bolt attachment. If you call them and discuss it with them, I'm not sure there's much they won't do.

But it will still be bigger and a lot heavier than the EF quiver.

I don't have any good pics of it, but here's one where you can see my EF showing the extension on the hood to keep the arrows from sticking in the dirt when you lean the bow against a tree. Normally it's attached directly to the hood but on short riser/short bows (this is an "A" riser 56" morrison recurve) you may want the extension.

 

JC,

I did not know EF had a limb bolt quiver. Do they have a web site?

Thanks,

Danny

here ya go Danny:  http://eaglesflightarchery.com/