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I ordered a new Hill Country longbow at Denton Hill and was thinking about trying the side mount quiver with it. I have a couple strap on quivers and think they're pretty bomb proof. Was wondering if the side mounts were just as quiet and do they loosen up at all when used? Also any hand or finger clearance issues you might have noticed while shooting or carrying your bow? Thanks
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I have the strap on GN quiver and just filled it with my hunting arrows. I then balanced the bow as it balances bare from the bowyer, by moving the loaded quiver. Can't do that with a bolt on. Just sayin.
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I've got a couple of side mount quivers mounted on my Black Widow and Predator, and never had any issues with them loosening up, or noise for that matter.
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