Quiver for PSA= opinions

[Matt Steed]

I wanted to get some quiver opinions and suggestions for a 62” PSA. The arrows will be 31.5 inches long. I am getting the inserts installed for the side quiver. I got a GN side mount already but was thinking of different options. What about the GN quick detach? Also thought about the Selway Slide on. I want the most distance from hood to gripper, so the arrows will be more secure.

[Dave lay]

Matt have you thought about using a GN strap on ? Gives a lot of separation plus I think the straps may help dampen the bow a little..

[Matt Steed]

I have, that is actually what I used on the test drive bow and it worked pretty well. I already have one, so it would save me some money.

[Hawk]

I checked around. GN makes the "Kick Back" in Bolt-on, Limb Bolt, and Strap-on versions.
Unfortunately, BW doesn't carry any of the Kick Back models.
Sincerely,
Hawk

[bson87]

I had an eagle's flight archery quiver. The side mount brackets were like 4" or something. I swapped for limb bolts and put on a different bow. That should give you some separation and make use of the bushings you got installed. They also have a kickback type extension and a center shaft option.

[Nodrama43]

I have several Great Northern kick back versions that hold five arrows. I like everything about them except the overall weight and the fact the broad head cover sits behind the riser as well. I seem to get a little rotation to the right when using a loose grip. All in all a quality piece though. I do have an an Eagle Flight small "Apache" 4 arrow quiver that will be here tomorrow. I ordered the side mount but I have no plans on setting the top of the quiver back at all. I want to keep it in line with the riser on the PSA X. I will set the bottom back to my liking and if I have to shorten the bracket I will cut the leather and then sew it back to look like a factory piece. I Tried the Thunderhorn small fry but they have yet to make a set back model which is kinda a pet peeve of mine. I like my fletching to be back towards my lower limb and string.

[James Calamaris]

http://www.arrowskp.com/

Matt, try this link. Open and go to Kelly’s Tips. It has some good information on how to modify a GN by Mr. Kelly Peterson. ......Uncle Jim

[Matt Steed]

James thanks for the info. A buddy of mine kept talking about the Selway slide on model. So I tried one, and I must say I like it a lot. I got the four arrow mini slide on. I know it isn’t quick to take on and off, but I will say it is by far the most solid quiver I have ever used. I don’t never take my Quivers on and off anyway. I like the Selway because it gives a good distance from the hood to the gripper, also there is zero vibration or noise.

[James Calamaris]

Matt, glad you found a solution. ........Uncle Jim

[Hawk]

Nodrama43
Thunderhorn makes a one piece adjustable "Lynx"
Bowquiver. Strap-on with an sliding carbon center rod inside a metal sleeve.
This quiver has a setback. I use one on my longbow. It expands out to about 21", so it wont fit my PMA.
Standard or Small Fry versions. Widow or Kustom King doesn't stock one. 3 Rivers offers only a 4 arrow model.
Thunderhorn website shows various hoods to choose from.
Hawk