Question on tightspot quiver

[warden415]

I recently bought a ILF riser. A CD Archery WF19
I wanted to try a Tightspot quiver on it as it is drilled and tapped and will accept it. I took my sons Tightspot and checked to see if it would fit. It does line up. Here is the problem, it sits too close to the riser. When it is mounted on my sons compound, the mounting bracket attaches to his sight,which is attached to the riser. The quiver mounting bracket does not attach directly to his bow.  This moves the the quiver out away from the bow about 1/2" which is fine.
For the guys using a Tightspot, how are you attaching it to the riser? I would think some sort of standoff may work. If I could mount it to the bow and then the bracket to it?
Thanks Steve

[greg fields]

I know how I'd try to do it, but not saying it would work...  How about some heavy rubber or ???   and make a bushing to put between the bow and the quiver...

[X2]

I use it on a wf19 with no problems. I can move it closer or further away from the riser than I currently have it now.

[Possum Head]

Originally posted by X2:
I use it on a wf19 with no problems. I can move it closer or further away from the riser than I currently have it now.

Curious how you move it?

[X2]

I used the mount it comes with. I installed a couple nylon washers under it to keep it from digging into the riser.

[warden415]

Ok I had a brain fart! I just realized the mounting bracket was offset. I flipped the bracket over and mounted it the opposite direction and it works fine.  I still probably do what c2 said and put a cpl nylon washers under it.
Thanks for the responses

[warden415]

Double post