need help!! (pic)

[SouthMDShooter]

ok i want to be able to attach another arrow to my quiver so i can carry four broadheads and a blunt. but i cant think of a way to do it. I want to attach it from the outside of the bottom part to the outside of the top part. any advice would be very much appreciated....curtis
 

[AkDan]

I believe three rivers sells a piggy back deal that attaches and arrow to an arrow.  Just a double clip rubber piece, the ones on the quiver I'd are single clips, for a lack of a better description.

[Tim Fishell]

Carry 3 broadheads and a blunt.  If you get more than 3 shots at a deer you are going to be lucky.  Or you can pick up a set of these from 3 Rivers.

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Product.asp?c=14&s=100&p=88&i=5038

[AkDan]

it's called piggy backers, made by selway.

Look at three rivers website, here's the info you need to find it if the link doesnt work.

Piggy Backers
Item Number: 5038  

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Product.asp?c=14&s=100&p=88&i=5038

[SouthMDShooter]

thanks everyone that looks like the way to go. and Mr. Fishell i know what you mean but the reason im doind this is because my blunt wont sit good in the foam, it wiggles around. Thanks again....Curtis

[Kip]

I have a quiver similar and it came with more than 4- arrow grips that slid in a channel so you could put up to six arrows grips or less in the channel so maybe the manuf. could supply some extra.Maybe it was another brand of quiver.Kip

[hormoan]

May help, put your blunt in upside down nock into hood.

                   Brent

[Tim Fishell]

Yup like Hormoan said.  Turn your arrow with the blunt around.

[Orion]

Selway makes 4-, 5-, and 6-arrow grippers.  Can get a five-arrow gripper from Three Rivers and switch them.  You can also make a hole in the foam.  Heat a steel blunt or field point fairly hot and just work it into the foam.  It will melt a hole.  When the hole is big enough to seat your blunt the way you want it, stop. The piggy backer alwo works, of course, but I've found that it's prone to catching brush between the blunt arrow shaft and the outside of the quiver.