I have the G5 quiver on both of f my Switchbacks and love them. Very quiet while shooting, removing arrows and removing and installing the quiver. Plenty of adjustments and light weight. Give them a look.
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Originally posted by whakm View PostI have tight spots on both my hunting bows and love em. Of course, now i prefer to shoot without a quiver so go figure.
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Originally posted by Bucknaked View PostYou never know when you may get to stalk hunt- then you’ll need them! It seems as if a lot of hunters must hunt only in enclosed blinds in which I will a lot but there are times I will be stalking ! Mine will get used
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Originally posted by Bucknaked View PostI have a new to me Mathews Switchback ! I’ve been searching for a quality quiver and I’m horrible about going way too in depth on researching Everything . I want a one piece that is made in the USA, 4-5 arrow, quiet, light , will hold 400 spines firmly ,has adjustable angles and has an aluminum locking mechanism on it ( nothing with plastic)! I’ve looked at the high end and middle ranges. What I have found out is they All have their problems which is sad because it tells me that QC is way down -as in with most things! Not interested in the Arrow web at all so we can move on from that one!
Help a Brother outLast edited by xman59; 05-08-2021, 01:46 PM.
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Originally posted by xman59 View Postalpine soft lock,, and done,,, been using the same one for 20 years now, i have several bows and each one has the alpine mount on it, just take it off of one and sue another,,, the mount is rubber and the quivers are about the quietest made
Great quivers that are very quiet. Ive been using them for quite a few years as well. But, they are a pita to get off and put on.
Ive been looking for at getting a tightspott for awhile, but dang theyre expensive. Have never been able to bring myself to spend the money. Especially since whatever I buy, I have to buy two. One for my wife as well.
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Originally posted by BURTONboy View PostGreat quivers that are very quiet. Ive been using them for quite a few years as well. But, they are a pita to get off and put on.
Ive been looking for at getting a tightspott for awhile, but dang theyre expensive. Have never been able to bring myself to spend the money. Especially since whatever I buy, I have to buy two. One for my wife as well.
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Mathews quivers have been great in the past, if not I would look at tree limb quivers. I and my sons used tight spots for a couple years and are more adjustable, but all three of ours had issues at the worst of times. The epoxy broke a couple times. And one sheered the bolts off. I would never use a quiver that mounts on my sight bracket again. A guy last year while we were hunting pigs had some issues with his in camp also. He ended up having to carry his arrows around for a week.
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Originally posted by critter69 View PostMathews quivers have been great in the past, if not I would look at tree limb quivers. I and my sons used tight spots for a couple years and are more adjustable, but all three of ours had issues at the worst of times. The epoxy broke a couple times. And one sheered the bolts off. I would never use a quiver that mounts on my sight bracket again. A guy last year while we were hunting pigs had some issues with his in camp also. He ended up having to carry his arrows around for a week.
Thanks!
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