GFA quiver ?

[Jmgcurve]

High/low under my arm, pushed to my back, hanging from a limb on stand, and laying on the ground in a blind all of the ways GFA wrote about in Traditional Bowhunter several years ago.

I like it because it makes my bow "feel" better!!! Just a preference.

[rraming]

I got the Moose Hide one from Ron - nice

[BEN]

Originally posted by JDL:
They need to sell em for $30 so the cheap guys like me can carry one!

Watch the Classifieds.......daily!
That's where I found mine; made a trade for it actually. Very good trade.....I love it!

[G. Fred Asbell]

NDTERMINATOR:The gripper assembly is made to be adjustable. Tighten or loosen the small philips head screws that hold the rubber and the compression plates together. Tightening squeezes the rubber together, which reduces the size of the shaft space. I use the large gripper and I can adjust it to fit 2020's or 23/64 woodies...and do that regularly. Good luck G. Fred Asbell

[NDTerminator]

Originally posted by G. Fred Asbell:
NDTERMINATOR:The gripper assembly is made to be adjustable. Tighten or loosen the small philips head screws that hold the rubber and the compression plates together. Tightening squeezes the rubber together, which reduces the size of the shaft space. I use the large gripper and I can adjust it to fit 2020's or 23/64 woodies...and do that regularly. Good luck G. Fred Asbell

Outstanding!  

I've owned that quiver for years and had no idea, when I changed grippers I just snugged them up.  Come to think of it, I don't believe it had any instructions/paperwork when I bought it.

As long as we're on this subject can say, the two rear grippers be adjusted to hold different sized arrows than the front rows, without affecting the front?

Just goes to show a guy can learn something new every day.

Thanks...