Bow Quiver with HHA

[Fargus]

I recently got an Elite Tempo and had the shop put an HHA Optimizer Lite on there. I initially tried to have them install one, don't recall the brand, but it wouldn't fit over the adjustment knob on the HHA. Anyone have any suggestions? I am trying to stick with a 1 piece quiver with a quick detach.

I looked at the Elite quivers, but not really eager to spend $130 for a quiver.

[stickbowcoop]

When I had an XL5519 I had to use an adapter. Tightspot and Treelimb both make quiver adapters. I tried both. I liked the Treelimb better. I was using a Tightspot quiver but any bow quiver will work with either.

Tightspot adapter:


Treelimb:

[Wampuscat]

My HHA Lite Ultra came with a couple of spacers that set my quiver out about an extra 1/2inch which was just enough.

[HeyMikey]

My HHA Lite Ultra came with a couple of spacers that set my quiver out about an extra 1/2inch which was just enough.

This ^^^ or you can make your own spacers out of tubing, and use longer mounting screws.

[kmon]

I have run into this issue several times where some quivers do not want to work and the spacers provided were a little short, got around that with some longer screws and spacers made from carbon arrows to custom fit. any archery shop that cuts arrows has plenty of spacer material. In our shop I keep some longer screws just for this if needed.

[stickbowcoop]

I didn't like the spacers because I bought a Tightspot to be tight to the bow, the spacers pushed it out too far. But if you take your bow quiver off in the stand/blind the spacers should work fine.

[roysmoke]

Pretty sure I drilled and extra hole in my old Alpine quiver to make it work.

[Wampuscat]

I have an Alpine Archery Silverado Sabre bow and their SofLoc quiver/mount. The spacers worked great with the HHA