I prefer the Saunders Kwik Lok Arrow Holder. I've used them on my hunting bows for decades.

 

Nuff said

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Ordering one!

 

I prefer the Stop the Drop holder. Got it off Big Jims, I had a bow that came with the one Jim suggest above, but it was a stiff enough hold on on the arrow that if you don't have a really tight fitting nock ( in my experience) you had to pinch the arrow to keep it from coming off the string as you drew it back. As I shoot 3 under, this didn't work for me.
I got a stop the drop and the rubber is a LOT more pliable, it still holds my 600 grain arrows on while they're upside down and sideways, but releases as soon as I start to pull the string back - and it comes with 2 stick on pieces so you can swap it between bows. If you get rid of a bow you can use dental floss to get the disc off and then some 3M VHB tape to put it on another.

 

Stole this idea from jason samkoviak....spelled that wrong (sorry bro)

1/8" gasket rubber (home depot toilet and sink repair section), double sided sticky tape, and super glue since the tape has a hard time sricking to the rubber.

Ordering the one pictured above is better but I was impatient.

 

Stop the drop.

 

Interesting. I never used one in over half a century of hunting. I always have my bow in my hand or in my lap, even when I used tree stands.....or just stood on a limb back in the day.

 

Interesting. I never used one in over half a century of hunting. I always have my bow in my hand or in my lap, even when I used tree stands.....or just stood on a limb back in the day.

They've been around a while old timer.
Personally I don't use one. I just hold mine in my hand or lap cause I'm an old timer too. [emoji23]

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Oh, I've known of them, matter of fact I sold them and even put some on other bows when we had our archery shop back in the 70's and 80's. I just never used them myself since I'm both lazy, and I like to be ready for a shot, not unhooking my bow from a limb or hanger.

 

Yeah I honestly just don't have a "need" for one. At times it might make something more convenient. Just not enough to have it on my bow looking ugly full time.

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I use my finger.

 

Kwik lock is awesome. Have them on all my bows. It’s so nice reach for the bow and not worrying about the arrow falling off or using it for spot and stalking.

 

Saunders Kwik Lok will serve this purpose for sure.

 

X2 for using finger, i like it because i can make micro adjustments. Out of curiosity, what happens if you forget to slip that rubber disc off and try to draw back? I’m not a hater, that’s a pretty cool add-on and should cancel vibrations, but what if it’s forgotten about in the draw cycle?

 

if you’re referring to my post with the Stop the Drop, when you draw it releases. I shoot 3 under and I only have to draw maybe 1/2” and it’s released.

 

Stop the Drop.

 

Does anyone still use a rubber band and toothpick? I don't use an arrow holder but I'm pretty sure I had a Saunders long time ago. Must have tried it and didn't think I needed it.

Steve

 

Steve although I've seen that brought up before I've never known anyone who used it.

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GCook, a fellow my grandpa hunted with, and his brother used rubber bands. This would have been early '60s before I was old enough to hunt. Grandpa told me it wasn't necessary. Only time I can recall seeing anyone doing that.

Steve