Best ILF quiver

[DKdc]

Howdy,
I am getting a  19" Morrison ILF riser. What is a good four or five arrow quiver? It seems there are so many that will fit an ILF bow. I am sure the riser is tapped for one to be mounted directly on the riser but maybe a limb strap on is best. Whats your thoughts. I shoot grizzly heads.
Thanks in advance
DK

[olddogrib]

You will get lots of opinions and all will likely work, but since I've gone strictly two-blade I like the stacked leather hoods like the EFA Mesa, Kanati, I think Big Jim may offer one.  Your preferences may differ.

[Big Ed]

Selway slide on a work great. I really think they help to quiet a Bow.
Ed

[ron w]

Originally posted by Big Ed:
Selway slide on a work great. I really think they help to quiet a Bow.
Ed

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[2-door]

I have a Kanati pro on my Morrison ILF and love it.

[sleepyhollow]

I like both the Kanati slim Jim and the tightspot

[Jim Picarelli]

I have an EFA 4arrow quiver on my ILF

[ozy clint]

Take a look at marksman quivers. He makes the most inovative bow quivers going. There are completely modular so you can build your own system how you like it. Great price too with the exchange rate at the moment. They will mount to your ILF no worries. We use them in NZ and they are tough as nails. He prides himself on his customer service too.

[Wheels2]

Send me a PM with an email address and I can send you some photos of different styles I have.

[old_goat2]

I just used my Thunderhorn Boa on my ILF setups, same quiver on every style bow I own that will accept it. Have a Bear 76r and a target bow that stay bare, but other than those the BOA gets the nod. I do have a whip than I'm contemplating a Customized Selway Slide On for it

[screamin]

I have a strap-on EFA Mesa on my 17" Morrison. It balances perfectly and does not induce any sideways torque. I did however modify the arrow gripper.

[Cootling]

I have been using a 5-arrow slide-on on a Morrison ILF for years now.  Really like it.

I often lay my bow down on hard surfaces, site-window down.  The Selway is nice for that... bow rests on the limb pads.