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Here is some pics of my quiver I just built. Holds six arrows. Works good.

Looks good too. But I hate bow quivers.

Great work!    

Did you have the parts on hand or order them from some place? When I say parts I am talking about the arrow grip, the piece it fastens to and the hood that the leather is rapped around.

I like them. Back quivers are a pain in the *Blank!* Just me though.

I build every thing out of scratch. I steal the part that holds the arrow rubber from old quivers. Then I get selways rubber. Not on this one though. The L brakets I drill holes in and put 90' bends in them. The hood is leather I sew together in the back then I cut a soccer field looking top and sew it around the top which gives me the hood. This one has another piece of leather sewed inside for decoration as sell as adding strength. I expocy everything before I sew it as well to add stiffness to the quiver. I drilled a hole through the quiver and bolted it to the L brakets with one bolt and a fender washer. Now it well attach to all of my bows no matter the angle of the riser!