Bolt On Quiver?

[Bullchaser1]

Thunderhorn quivers for me. I have 2 regular (holds 6 arrows) and a small fry (holds 4 arrows). Used them for the last 20 years, wouldn't use anything else.
Shooting 3 blade vpa's
Jay

[STICKBENDER98]

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Terry, this is a Great Northern Kickback side bolt model, the thumb screws make it easy to take off and put back on, very light, quiet and stable.  This is on my 60" Black Widow.


Jason

[STICKBENDER98]

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This is the Great Northern Kickback extreme quick detach limb bolt model on my 56" Timberhawk, the limb bolt brackets have 2 small nuts that tighten down on the wires that are inserted into the brackets, again a very light, quiet and durable quiver.


Jason

[STICKBENDER98]

Great Northern also offers an extra long quiver hood for larger broadheads to help keep them covered.


Jason

[MCNSC]

Bolt on is the way to go, I haven't ever had a strap on or slide on that I was happy with. Bolt on are rigid , easy on and off. I have a couple of Great Northerns that I really like, my favorite of all is the Kanati ( sp ) but don't believe they are being made anymore. Go with the 1/4 - 20 inserts I believe that Bear uses those.

[kopfjaeger]

Roy, I have 7 of his quivers. 

However, he doesn't make a bolt on.

EFA sales a Side Mount Conversion Kit.

[David Mitchell]

Thunderhorn here as well. I had them dye the hood on mine to match the colors of my Bear TD. 

[Steelhead]

I like the great Northern bolt on as well.Not too heavy,small footprint but will still hold plenty of arrows.Easy on easy off.

What I like most about it though is that it will slide in very close to the riser.That makes it balance on the bow better no doubt than other bolt ons.

[Wudstix]

None of my one piece bows have inserts, so strap on is it.  Have a HTD that would allow fixing to the limb bolts, though.  Used to have a Delta quiver that was good, but heavy.

[Ryan Rothhaar]

Whatever you get be sure it has some kind of kick back option to get the feathers in line with the bottom limb where they belong, not sticking way out in front. I usually need to modify quivers to get enough setback. Makes a world of difference in many ways.

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[Terry Green]

Great Northern also offers an extra long quiver hood for larger broadheads to help keep them covered.


Jason

Yes!

[STICKBENDER98]

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Terry, here is the difference between the regular, and the long Great Northern quiver hoods, those are 150 grain Snuffers, I didn't have any of my 160s mounted on shafts.


Jason

[Terry Green]

Yes, I will definitely be getting the long because of my broadheads.

I also want to say thanks. And I want to apologize to everyone. Because i'm not gonna let cart.Screw any holes into my bow. I will just go with a strap on quiver. As always. I just thought it might be different to do something else that was different. However I really don't want to  sing the options.

[Archie]

I always like the old Delta 7/5 quiver.  This is it with my homemade strap attachment for an otherwise bolt-on quiver.  I've been using it for 10 or 15 years or so.

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[STICKBENDER98]

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Terry, here's a pic of a GN strap on Kickback extreme on my 58" Centaur, this has the regular hood with my 150 grain Snuffers in it.


Jason

[Wudstix]

Archie;
Like the attachment method for the Delta quiver.  Could you PM me more detail and pics, of how it is constructed.

[Hud]

I like the 5 arrow GN side bolt and the Bear 8 arrow with a spring arm up top. I have a couple, because they are no longer made. When it is mounted on the side, not out front it is easier to lean it against a  tree, post or vehicle. If out front it doesn't balance the same, or stay in place when leaning against something.   

[ozy clint]

Marksman quivers make a few bolt on quivers.
They have limb bolt models, and also a one piece quiver that mounts via side inserts like the bear risers have.

[Longbowwally]

I also recommend the GN Kickback Extreme. I use it on my Centaur longbow as well as my Bear Kodiak TD 'A' Mag riser recurve and it works great on both. Keeps the arrows from sticking out to far in front of the limbs.