bob lee question

[babs]

I am getting ready to place a order for a three pc recurve and I wanted to see some pics of your bob lees and was also wondering what quivers do you use on your bow. A limb mount one or a strap on one not sure how the limb mount one would attach seeing how they have two bolts per limb thanks for any help you can give me brad

[dad]

I can't help with pictures, but the quiver from Great Northern comes with adapters that go under the limb bolts one on top  and bottom limb. I needed the longer limb bolts [2]. Then the quiver becomes a quick disconnect one . Its very easy to take off and on. This is the one I would recommend for the Bob Lee take down bows.

[ozy clint]

i have a thunderhorn two point on mine. i'm very happy with it. it mounts on the outer of the two limb bolts, although you could put it on the inner bolts if you wanted to.

[ChrisM]

I use a great northen strap on between the limb bolts, just bent the wire to match the limb angle.  Can't beat a Lee great bow better service and you can have it in 6 weeks or less instead of 2 years!

I don't have a BL recurve anymore, just a LB, but the GN quick release works perfectly with their td system.

[Kip]

My go to bow and quiver E.F.A. 4-arrow limb bolt.

I also like limb bolt Great Northern.

I have two GN and have used them for years no problems.The E.F.A. is gong on second year so not sure how durable it will be.It is made lighter which I wanted but leather is thinner but should hold up well.Kip

[Old Chief]

I am a limb mount guy.  I have both a GN and A Selway that bolt on.  Both are nice, but I favor the GN.  When you order the bow, talk to JJ or Rob and ask them.  They steered me in the right direction and are great people to deal with.  They will also provide the longer bolt when you order the bow, and GN is able to provide the Bob Lee logo on their hoods.

[babs]

thanks guys just what i needed

[PaddyMac]

On Old Chief's advice I got a Great Northern with the Bob Lee logo. Got it straight from Rick at Great Northern. That takes care of the shaft holder diameter problem. I am making a new batch of arrows for photos and I'm waiting on the slow epox (my working arras are a little rough looking).

Love it. Very quiet. Secure. Solid. The weight was just right to calm down my occasional bow arm wobble. And it looks great.

Oh, I had to call Rob because after trying it on my old limbs and they didn't budge, I didn't have the nerve to pop out the bevels on my new limbs without advice. But that's what you do, just take a dowel and pop them out from the opposite side.

[longbowray]

My 62 in BL 52@28 I draw 29 shoot axis 400 with 125  muzzy 4 blade and bolt on GN