BTW, a few people have asked about the weight on my mod and according to my Pitney Bowes postage machine scale, it is 1.7 ounces for the arm and triangle bracket, sans screws.

 

Okay, most everyone has their brackets headed their way, I have not heard from one member quite yet. Once I hear from him, that leaves only one set left, so if anyone has interest, we are down to one set, just fyi.

 

Also, on a side note, I will be out of town Thursday the 27th thru March 9th, so if someone has interest and does not hear from me, it's from me being out of town. We are hunting AZ so I have no idea if I'll have service to check PM's while I'm gone. I'll certainly respond once I'm back in town and have service though.

 

I got mine today. It fits perfectly!

 

Mine looks good too! Mach 33

 

Looks good guys! I have two sets left, and have had people inquire on them, so if they respond to my PM's and take them, they will be all sold. I will update this information as soon as I hear back from the last two people and give the update as to how many are left here in the next day or so.

Thank you for everyone's interest!

 

Got anymore left or planing on making some more?

 

While the quiver and @Super 91 s lower mount are great I feel like I have room to get tighter to the bow. I have an old school lathe at the barn and am considering trying to take a 1/4-3/8” off the posts. The only thing that is close is the hamskea cord. It’s about 1/8” off the lower mount. How big of an issues would it be if that rubbed on every shot?
My tape measure pic makes it look like there’s less room than there is. 3/4- 7/8 would have the arrows making contact.

 

I was also thinking about running the cord through those slots in the mount if I did trim.

 

The cable rubbing would not be an issue with rest function, but it will wear the cord down over time. A piece of felt where it would contact the cord would help. I made them that length to get them as close as possible without rubbing, so it took several reiterations before I settled on that post length. I wanted it to be as close as possible without contact, so that is what I made it. It's not as tight as some quivers may be, but it was the best compromise overall as it is not way off the riser either. I would cut equal amounts from either side of the post to get it down to where it suits you. Another consideration was rest contact. People that run a rest in the berger hole need a touch more clearance, thus another factor in my post length. We all have different setups and it's tough to design one that will do it all. But shaving a little off the post for your setup should work just fine and get everything closer to center and work well I would think.

 

Completely understand why you made the post that length. Its also about where the arrows would sit if you put the gripper on the cable guard and any shorter the upper one would need modification. My lathe is ancient and small and I'm no machinist so if i cant get it spinning straight Im going to leave it alone.

 

Looks the last two lower quiver mods will be going out the door tomorrow, so they are all gone at this point just so everyone knows. Thanks everyone for your interest, hope everyone enjoys them!

 

Okay, so one member returned one of the lower quiver gripper arms I made because his bow is left handed, and that was my fault for not saying that in the description as this is made for a right handed bow only.

But that being said, I do have one left if anyone is still interested.

 

Last set has been sold, so no more are left. Thanks again for everyone's interest!

 

Are you going to be doing any more batches of the lower quiver mounts?

 

No, I won't be making any more at this point.

 

I sold my Omen. I don't need my quiver anymore. It is available.

 

No, but @ID357 had one for sale in the classifieds I think.

 

Ah yep. Can’t respond to his post. @ID357 still for sale?