Eagles Flight quiver on a Bear Greenstripe

[Marc B.]

I acquired a 1981 Green Stripe TD at the KY shoot. I wanted to use my EFA quiver with the wrap on the upper limb and a side mount for the lower attachment.
 
 

Don sent me a bracket for the side mount and the result looks and functions great.
Looks good on my Red Stripe riser
 

On the Green Stripe
 

[ron w]

Good looking set up.......  

[Roy from Pa]

Nice on both the bow and quiver.

[crazynate]

I like it. Might have to order one for my greenstripe

[Orion]

I make my own lower bracket using an in line Selway gripper (which keeps the arrows closer to the bow, a feature I like) for my A and B risers.  Works good.

[cacciatore]

I need one, thanks for sharing

[Longtoke]

would look real nice on those green future wood bows too

[Marc B.]

Originally posted by Longtoke:
would look real nice on those green future wood bows too

It does:
 
 

[Chad Orde]

Looks awesome got my wheels turning big time! Thanks for sharing Marc.
I made a green armguard with a turkey on it and a green string tracker for St Judes action looked very similar.

 

 

[Marc B.]

Those look great Chad!

[Chad Orde]

Originally posted by Marc B.:
Those look great Chad!

I was making them for myself but then had to give them up for the kids! That said I still want a set for me but  haven't got to it. Really like that quiver I will have to add that to the list.
God Bless,

[2fletch]

Hey Marc, it looks great on all the bows but the last photo with the green riser is the one that I like best.

The idea of using a side mount bracket on the lower arrow gripper attachment is a great way to overcome the challenge of a long riser. There is no extra charge if someone ordered it that way.

[Marc B.]

Don,
You will making me another green quiver for that bow before hunting season.  Thanks for working with me on the bracket.

[JimB]

The Bear quivers have some vibration issues that cause some noise.That can be fixed in a few minutes.I used them for many,many years.The lower spring arm will vibrate off the bow after several shots,like when practicing.That can be fixed with a velcro strap.

Arrows eventually slide down the grippers and you find yourself constantly pushing them back up in the hood,even with 11/32" shafts.If you don't,you get noise from loose broadheads in the hood.

I finally had to give them up.There are better and lighter quivers made now.The EFA can't be beat for lightness.