Bought a new Selway slide on quiver for a Red Wing Hunter.
1st for me. Any issues affecting the bows finish if leaving it on for long periods of time (like forever)?

I'm interested in what folks have to say on this. I have been looking for a quiver and these are much easier to find than a bolt on.

No issues.  I've had one on my SK for about 5 years.  The finish on the bow has not been damaged.  A coat of wax might be good.  JV

I've used Selway slide on quivers for about 28 years on all my hunting bows. No issues at all.

Been using the for 20 years no problems at all.

I took mine off a bow the other day and it had left some witness marks on the bow where it was attached. This could be mainly due to using soapy water to slide it on and it not drying as well where the rubber contacted the limb. I will be refinishing the bow anyways so its not a big deal, but you can definitely tell where it was.

Selway makes a fantastic quiver. I have several of the bolt on models.

The concept of the slide on (not the quality) is something that bothers me. Ron LaClair begged his customers not to use the slide on. He felt that if it was not down onto the ridser, and up "north" of the fade outs, that it would change the flexing of the limbs.

Not trying to dig at Selway at all....they are an awesome company.