Question    Thinking about picking this model up for my recurve. Do you have to remove the quiver to string/un-string your bow ?
Thanks
Mike

Not if you use a bow stringer.      

I have several Selway slide-on quivers for my recurves and longbows. I really like them!!!!!

Soap the limbs up with warm soapy water,and slide the quiver pieces in place. Wipe the limbs off with a warm wet (clean water) washcloth or paper towel,and hang it horizontal to dry overnight.

In the morning it will be practicaly glued in place and will NOT move!!!!!

THANKS Chuck  

You cant go wrong with em' I've got two of them for my curves and love them. Put em' on just as Chuck said and you'll be a happy camper.

Ditto that.  Get them as close to the riser as you can, at least inside the fadeouts, so they don't interfere with limb flexing.

I agree with the Selway quivers.  However I have a T/D bow, so I use the model that bolts into the limbs.  I have had it several years.  The only thing I have to do is replace the foam insert in the hood after 3-4 yrs.  It has always been strong and quiet.  I carry a quiver full of arrows, even when practicing.  I just like the feel and balance of the bow with the quiver full.  That way it always feels the same when I go hunting.

THANKS GUYS  

I had a slide-on and could never get it to stay as tight as I wanted.  Sold it and got a boa type.  Like that much better...

Anyone have experience with the quick-detach model...what do you think?