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trad quiver for fmj arrows

Started by aggie87, February 09, 2017, 03:42:00 PM

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aggie87

Howdy! I'm a new member to your site.  Been a "lurker" on various sites for many years. I Shoot a black widow recurve which recommends heavier arrows than most bows, thus been shooting Easton fmj arrows.  Problem lies that they tend to slide out of my bolt on and strap on quivers.
Tiny bungee cords work ok but still rattle at the shot.  Any ideas?
Mark

crazynate

Hey man. Not sure what quiver you use but my thunder horn strap ons work fine. I've even used deep6 arrows and victory.  My fmj work fine with mine.

last arrow

Selway has a gripper that works for them that I have used on mine.  Give them a call
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Jayrod

X2 on selway quivers give them a call drew will fix you up great customer service and quivers are built to last
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Tajue17

Great Northern  has a gripper for FMJ's also,,, plus if you go with 3" heads they have a longer hood also. the GN style will keep the fletching close together which I prefer and the selway style quivers will have the fletching spread apart,, check some pics out of both.
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Onions

For a simple inexpensive solution, I use "rainbow loom" rubber bands. (If u have young kids u know what these are). My daughters have 1000's of these. Double them over, and put one on each slot. Holds FMJ's nice and snug

Chris <><

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NY Yankee

I have a Bear 7 arrow bolt on and the grippers are mighty small for my woodies. Thought about trading it off if you are interested.
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tracker12

Big Jims 2 piece work with my FMJ's
T ZZZZ

You just have to find one with the correct size grippers for the arrows. Many vendors offer different size grippers. When I used a bow mounted quiver, it was always a GN!

Bisch

Bowwild

I've had a couple of quivers that didn't grip my Deep Six shafts (very thin).  I put tiny pieces of velcro on the inside jaw of each gripper. Solved the problem.

Stixbowdrew

Our grippers will work with the FMJ and axis shafts, but Chris's idea of using the "loom" rubber bands works great as well, if you are having issues with one of our quivers I'd be more than happy to help!

Drew
All we have to decide is what to do with the time given to us.

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Onions

If I remember correctly Drew showed me his quiver in Kzoo and he is shooting the really skinny Black Eagle shafts. If his gripper held those shafts. They'll hold FMJ's with no issues!
I had a good conversation with Drew in Kzoo, he's a straight up guy and I am sure he'll take core of your needs!

Chris <><

2fletch

Small rubber bands connecting between the arrow gaps of the gripper works well. If you can't find them locally we have some.

ShrtRnd

I can confirm that at least the 6mm FMJs work with Selway Quivers

Robertson Stykbow Peregrine 60" #65@29"
Robertson Stykbow Prairie Falcon 62" #62@29"
Robertson Stybow Mystical 66" #60@28"
Stalker Coyote FXT  RC 62" #53@29"

aggie87

thanks for the input guys.  I will change some accessories around and see what works.  The  quiver on my "widow" is a Hunters Niche which works fine on normal sized arrows.  I stubbornly tried to use one quiver for each bow and never tried swapping.  Tunnel vision can be frustrating at times. Thanks again!
Mark


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