There are a number of people shooting Shrews and other lightweight bows with the EFA bow quivers. The EFA bow quivers are designed for the archer/bowhunter who doesn't want their bow to be weighed down by the weight of a heavier quiver, or their bow to shoot differently because of the quiver. The standard EFA 4 arrow quiver weighs about 5-5.5 ounces which is much lighter weight then most others.

I have personally shot a Saluki horsebow, Toelke Whip, Black Creek Banchee, Bob Lee Hunter, Belcher longbow, and a Beeler longbow with the EFA bow quiver with no noticable effect. Last year I won the "Eagle Eye" competition in Denton Hill with the combination of Beeler longbow and an EFA Cherokee J-1 bowquiver.

Some of us prefer to shoot a quiver with the hood and arrow grippers in line with the limbs, and some of us want the arrows (fletch end) more in line with the limbs. EFA does make an extension to accomplish this. Only on a few bows do I prefer to use this, however others will want to use it on their bows. This item (4" extension) can be installed on any of our quivers.

Don: Have you got a photo of how the extension brings the arrows more in line with the limbs?

Lost Arra, I'll try to get a photo up. Posting photos is sometimes iffy with me.



This is an EFA Cherokee J-1 with the 4" extension on a Belcher longbow.

 

This an up close view of another EFA 4" extension on a Bob Lee bow.

Thanks Don
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Thunderhorn Lynx is very nice on short bows.It angles back and is solid state.Its another option to consider among these other quality products.I like the small fry edition sice its smaller and lighter.Can still hold 4 arrows but mines rigged to hold 3.

Bob Steele,

Talk to me about what you might want to order on your EFA quiver before you place your order. I will make sure you get exactly what you want and need.

Allan