I built a strap on quiver around the start of the year that I posted on here.  I got some good feedback, and I was able to identify a few things that needed some improvement while using it the last few months.  

This is my second attempt with some of the improvements.  I simplified the strap attachment assembly, and also made it more stable than the first try.  The first one has two rubber grippers on the top and a five arrow bottom gripper, so it'll hold three broadheads and two small game or field points.  I left those off of this one to save weight, but I could easily add them to this design as well.

There are still a few things I think I can improve a bit more, but it seems to be significantly better than the first attempt. Any critiques or suggestions are always welcome.

 
 
 
 
 

Looks awesome too me!! Great job on the tooling and extra details really pop!

Only way that gets better is laying next to a deer    

That looks really good .

Looks awesome to me too !  Great job

That's sharp - very nice tooling and stitching detail!

Thanks guys.  In case anybody missed it, here's the small game point option I put on the first one.  I can easily incorporate this into the new design.  



And I did get a picture of it next to a deer.

Very sharp...

Very nice work!    
I like the Pearson, in first pic, too!

QuoteOriginally posted by frank bullitt:
Very nice work!        
I like the Pearson, in first pic, too!

Thanks.  BP Hunters are possibly my favorite vintage bow.  I've got two, and I'd put them up against any bow made in the '60s.

Awesome design! Are you making these to sell?

Like the added buster arrow option like how it holds the arrow in two spots.

QuoteOriginally posted by Matabele:
Awesome design! Are you making these to sell?

No sir, just personal use for now.  This is only my second one.

Sharp! I really like that!

Looks great!

I think that looks beautiful,the only thing I might try is adding non glare(black) rivets & Hex flat head screws.
Are you selling these? great idea!

QuoteOriginally posted by IdahoCurt:
I think that looks beautiful,the only thing I might try is adding non glare(black) rivets & Hex flat head screws.
Are you selling these? great idea!

I'm not selling them.  This is only the second one I've built.  I'm planning to eventually go with non glare black hardware.  Right now I'm just using what's easy to get while I'm figuring the design out.