Jack Bowers quiver

[Justin Falon]

doesn't anyone on this site have a jack bowers chief quiver to sell me???????


Justin

[AkDan]

I've got one but theirs no way I'll sell it! Keep looking they come up......guys either love them or they dont use them long enough to get used to the fact its not a bowquiver and actually works mobetta  

[jwhitetail]

You should call Ted Fry at Raptor Archery (Sponsor here).  He sells a quiver that is pretty close in design to what Jack Bowers was making.  Good luck.

http://www.raptorarchery.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=89_38&products_id=26

I have this one Jack made... cant even remember the make... I think its the Hunter.  Very attached to it.

[Justin Falon]

ok. thank you.

[AkDan]

another idea,  you can sling a bow quiver sidequiver style.  We were doing this back in the late 90's before the asbell quiver came to be.   its a slick idea and I swap between my chief and a great northern slung with some 550 cord.   I dont like the rubber on my asbell quiver.  I had to cut to get 23/64 shafts to fit, and its hard as a rock in the cold.  The concept is sound however and I really like my GN slung like this.   It could use a little more capacity for roving/small game purposes though.

[Paul_R]

Lost nation is making his design

  Jack Bowers Quiver

I have Big Jim's version and love it

  Big Jim\\'s Quiver

[Alexander Traditional]

I also have a Big Jim's version. I love it and you can't beat it for $99.99.

[Tajue17]

I have a jack Bowers and even though I never use it becaue I didn't like how it crunched all my fletching together I doubt I'd ever sell it because they are so rare.

[AkDan]

Taj,   Stick a foam plug in the open end.   Cut notches or cut outs along the outer edge to insert arrows and your feather smashing days are over

[Justin Falon]

Picked up an original Jack Bowers today. CHEAP! Can't wait til it gets here!!

justin

[jwhitetail]

Great!  good to hear... I am sure you'll really like it.

[Tajue17]

Originally posted by AkDan:
Taj,   Stick a foam plug in the open end.   Cut notches or cut outs along the outer edge to insert arrows and your feather smashing days are over

thanks Dan I have to try that!