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Drop lrg quiver - uks - 15 November 2012
http://www.instructables.com/id/Arrow-Quiver-Drop-Leg-Style/
RE: Drop lrg quiver - NorthernRaider - 15 November 2012
I like the idea, I like it a lot, but I'm concerned about your arrows falling out if your climbing trees, walls, steep stones etc cos soon as your knee reaches 90 degrees the arrows are going to fall out.
The concept is sound but needs working on a bit, perhaps an elasticated collar or something to hold the arrows in. One guy I know used to stop his bodkins from falling out of his quiver by fixing a magnet in the bottom!!!
Anyone seen a tactical quiver that is not affixed to the bow?
Hey I've just had a thought, ( 2nd one this year) Y'know those quiver that arrix to bows where the arrows click into place, why not fix one of those to a leg strap upside down !!!!!
arrix!!!! should read affix
Found one, its called the T-107-LR hunting quiver available in the US of A
RE: Drop lrg quiver - bigpaul - 15 November 2012
back quiver works for me, available from http://www.merlinarchery.co.uk for about £13 plus delivery.
RE: Drop lrg quiver - NorthernRaider - 15 November 2012
Big Paul AKA Little John
thought you used a staff??
RE: Drop lrg quiver - Metroyeti - 15 November 2012
Nr are you robin hood?
RE: Drop lrg quiver - bigpaul - 16 November 2012
(15 November 2012, 19:57)NorthernRaider Wrote: Big Paul AKA Little Johnthat as well...handy for crossing rivers!!
