can u put a scop/slingor arrow holder onit
88085
Courtney, You can definitely put a scope on it, but it does not have pre-fabricated holes for a quiver.
1876104
Not that I know. That would be a manufacturer question. Please call Arrow shed. I don't have the phone number at the moment but can supply tomorrow.
946250
This particular shell holder is designed for the top folding ATI stock. It mounts directly to the stock. You could drill and tap screw holes in the maverick. Or epoxy it to the side but it would be rigged.. go with vortex defense shell holder. http://www.vortexdefense.com/mobile/product.aspx?ProductCode=rb7mss&404;http://www.vortexdefense.com:80/Side-Shell-Holder-500-590-590A1-p/RB7MSS.htm?gclid=CJOUvJq9wr8CFbRj7AodUXYAngThere's also YouTube videos on this product.
919479
You can use / configure it in any miter slot, right or left side. It's aluminum extrusion, t-slot style that is very flexible...
2100254
No. The nock has to be removed to install the arrow onto the alignment pin.
143941
Mine came with a black mesh bag/holder. It can probably hold up to 5 arrows
2092869
there is a place under the cheek pad rest where a cranking device can be mounted however it does not come with the bow. I hope this helps you. glenn
637296
Sorry, I have no idea. I bought this holder by mistake and have no use for the two I have now!
912541
The unit must be installed with flow following the arrow. It is directional. Do not install with flow going against arrow on unit.
1863745
Yes you could do that. They are attached by allen wrench, unrelated to the structure. The holes where the arms should go would be visible though.
395948
Will mount to any pica-tinny rail system. I have my mounted on a Windham Arms AR with the rails. The only draw back, if mounting under the fore rail, the sling loop may get in the way, unless removed and using a adapter attachment.
742365
Yes. Just remove whatever is left of the original nock, clean the end of the arrow with acetone or similar cleaner, then attach a new nock. I just a utility knife and/or pliers to remove the old nock. Some people just trust friction to hold the new nock on, but you can add a drop or two of Super-glue to secure it. Just make sure it's aligned probably within a second or two. Not that difficult.
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You are right. But you are also ON THE RIGHT TRACK. The ring that serves as the arrow holder allows for the arrow to move around A LOT. It is clear that he made it that big so that the vanes/fletching of the arrow would be able to pass through it. This makes it VERY inaccurate. I bought a Whisper Biscuit (just the biscuit and the ring&strut; that holds it - not the entire adjustable gizmo) and mounted it to the front of the slingshot so that the biscuit is centered in the ring. That works GREAT! It holds the arrow steady and doesn't interfere with the vanes/fletching (and I use helical fletching). So... Get a Whisper Biscuit and attach it to the front of your slingshot! You are right. But you are also ON THE RIGHT TRACK. The ring that serves as the arrow holder allows for the arrow to move around A LOT. It is clear that he made it that big so that the vanes/fletching of the arrow would be able to pass through it. This makes it VERY inaccurate. I bought a Whisper Biscuit (just the biscuit and the ring&strut; that holds it - not the entire adjustable gizmo) and mounted it to the front of the slingshot so that the biscuit is centered in the ring. That works GREAT! It holds the arrow steady and doesn't interfere with the vanes/fletching (and I use helical... » Read More You are right. But you are also ON THE RIGHT TRACK. The ring that serves as the arrow holder allows for the arrow to move around A LOT. It is clear that he made it that big so that the vanes/fletching of the arrow would be able to pass through it. This makes it VERY inaccurate. I bought a Whisper Biscuit (just the biscuit and the ring&strut; that holds it - not the entire adjustable gizmo) and mounted it to the front of the slingshot so that the biscuit is centered in the ring. That works GREAT! It holds the arrow steady and doesn't interfere with the vanes/fletching (and I use helical fletching). So... Get a Whisper Biscuit and attach it to the front of your slingshot! « Show Less
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You may have to cut some foam or reposition the arrow holder. My Bowtech Experience fits in my compact case with quiver attached, but it has to be perfectly positioned. That said, I've owned and placed both of these cases side by side and there is little difference in overall outer dimensions EXCEPT in thickness. The SE Pro will give you another 1-2" in inside height (quiver room). Make sure you get the model that includes an accessory case, b/c you get more options for mounting your gear inside the case. If you can find a way to make the compact model work for you, it's a better overall case IMO. It's more compact, making it easier to site behind my truck seats. Also, the foam arrow holders on the Pro SE are garbage. If you get the Pro SE, I would recommend buying a separate arrow holder and using Velcro to attach it inside the case.
553030
Peep sight can not to my knowledge be added . Because the bow string is not a wound string . It is a cable !!
2122554
They come with a holder that is really of no value. It is plastic and breaks. I just threw the thing away and put the sockets in a drawer in the tool box.
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Yes. There's several places for a QD attachment and a slot on the bottom of the stock that can accommodate a sling.