I have a two piece quiver attached to my hoyt vector 35. Will this be able to close around the bow with the arrows still in the attached quiver?
374277
My detachable quiver will fit with arrows attached so I would assume you will be fine. I shoot a Bear.
374278
I have a diamond Marquis with a quick quiver (2 PC.) and I take mine off and have piece like on my bow screwed to the top in the part that already on the case where the spare arrows go and this takes the room of 3 arrows only. Plus put extra arrows in the brackets molded in the top also. Can sent Picture if needed. Have no trouble doing this at all.
374279
Probably not. I take my quiver off to get my PSE Team Fitzgerald bow in the case.
374280
I looked at the case and don't believe the case will close with and attached quiver and arrows. There is storage for arrows (12) on the top of the case.
374281
I don't think so, its designed for the arrows to be stored on the top cover. I don't think you'd have clearance.
674629
It will fit, however it's real tight. I have a low profile mount on my quiver and just leave it on my bow.
2117542
I just detach my quiver from my compound and put the whole thing in. I think they would if you laid the case pouch down. I have not had an issue though.
609426
I was using it for a 80lb crossbow and sometimes the bolts imbedded so deeply that they were nearly unretrievable. But those were bolts not arrows. I think it would be perfect for a bow with a lower draw weight. Hope that helps.
1179020
A hoyt rampage and carbon element can but both have detached quivers. I would say it would fit with the two peice.
1371580
This quiver will collapse without arrows to support it but it is not a problem for me. Leave one arrow in quiver. Great quiver for field tips, broadheads will snag on the walls of the quiver. This quiver has great stitching, looks very durable, very light, comfortable, has two convenient pockets for my glove, arm guard and bow stringer and I'm sure this quiver is a lot quieter than quivers with tough walls. This quiver looks good. I'm happy.
1090374
My concern here is that this quiver is flexible and that broadheads coming in and out might slice up the sides. The stopper pad should catch the tips, but the sides could get dinged up. I might prefer something with a hard plastic tube insert of some kind for broadheads, but I've not tried it.
997744
Usually not, my arrows always have field points and 100 grain broad heads on them, the most damage it'll do is leave baby hikes and the bottom of the quiver, but since it's so thick, there is no way guaranteed that it'll rip from the bottom or something like that.
2090943
No, this is just a bare bones case. I use it with my Mathews Bow with the quiver and arrows attached as a hunting case to carry my bow in my vehicle or on my ATV and it works just fine. It has plenty of room to fit my bow and accessories in it. You can't go wrong for the money.
423209
I'm not sure about your bow. To give you a referance I'm shooting a Hoyt Vector 32. Maybe your bow shop will one or one of equal size. Hope this helps!
192941
i own one and if u dig a little into the seller at amazon.com they list all the bows it fits but i can say this this quiver is made for mankung bows and only certain models. its also heavy when fully loaded making a hand held shot a little harder but i us it to carry 5 different tips and when i'm in a stand or stalking prey i cock my bow with the bolt i want to use depending on the prey and take it off. i prefer a side quiver i buy a soft one canvas insert a strong plastic bottle in the bottom half and i can carry ten bolts no problem and its fast to reload and its one less thing that can get caught on a branch or just screw up your day .i use the mossy sidekick quiver fold the bottom up to fit my bolts so the fletchings are just above the top. tape it around with gorilla tape insert the plastic bottle cut to size you want it to be about 6 inches up from the bottom this makes it easier to load and prevents bolt tips from cutting the canvas bottom. then sow the top ring on 2 sides so there is no slack hanging from the strap making the strap part of the quiver it has a great belt clip and modified this way it stays just right slightly forward but in perfect position for fast reload .i hope i helped u good shooting
1101077
Yes, I think all quivers allow the arrows to move about a bit. But for target shooting its not an issue. For hunting, I attach a quiver to my bow.
169723
You can def leave any quiver connected to your bow. I bought it as a gift for my wife and regret only buying one because I need one and now I'll pay shipping again.
165325
Possibly. You would definitely need to make a modification such as adding foam or something to the bottom of the quiver.
2062908
I mounted a better arrow rest on this bow without much trouble. I purchased a brad t-nut from Lowes to fit in the hole for the current arrow rest and it worked fine. The rest that I mounted on this bow is a brush capture arrow rest, huge improvement
439874
Bryson, You cannot attach a quiver to the physical crossbow. A back/side/hip quiver is recommended.Best, Bruce
332376
Hi Susan I did buy the case for my son who lives in France and he wrote to me the following. The axle to axle length is a nice to know ,but with the cams ,they are Always longer ,and differs from bow to bow to the next. I have a PSE RALLY ,33-3/4 A2A.Fits with room to spare .I mesure an extra 4'' space from the cam edge to the inside edge of the case with the bow gently touching the other inside edge with the cam . I reckon a 37-1/2'' overall length bow will fit without any interference . Great case ,i have a 30 '' draw and the arrows with broadheads fit easily in the quiver in the side case. Kind Regards. Wim Adams