Meet "Rambo" My PVC Ghilli Quiver

[LimbLover]

I was bored today and since I didn't have any shafts or other archery projects I decided to make a PVC pipe quiver out of 1 1/2" pipe, an old camo shirt, a cheap cloth belt (I need to get a military surplus belt or something olive drab to match), a hunk of leather to make the bottom BH compatible, some glue, and some parachord.

I wrapped it first and then shredded the remainder of the shirt to create the ghilli effect. I wrapped a cheap rattlebag shell over the bottom to waterproof it if I wanted to set it down on the ground.

I was going for a Dual Survival kind of thing.

   

 

[Cyclic-Rivers]

looks good to me  

[Pokerdaddy]

Looks great!  Gear is always better when you make it yourself.

[StickBowManMI]

Nice job. It looks great! Good luck on the upcoming season.

[Smallwood]

pretty cool  

[ckanous]

Heck yah that looks great! I love DIY projects!

[LimbLover]

Added the fur on the inside to quiet it down more. Now all I need is that surplus belt...

[Manitoba Stickflinger]

Don't put it down in the woods....you'll never find it! Nice job!

[Roger Norris]

Thats a pretty good example of how simple, homemade can be as good....probably better....than something commercial.

Simple is almost ALWAYS better...nice job.

[ckanous]

I have a green one you can have if it will work. I'll get pics and a length measurement for ya, let me know.

[ti-guy]

[LimbLover]

Originally posted by ckanous:
I have a green one you can have if it will work. I'll get pics and a length measurement for ya, let me know.

Sure PM me!

[KellyG]

Sweet

[Killdeer]

Nice!
Looks like some of the birch trees down along the creek.

Killdeer

[LeeBishop]

I have some torn up camo pants. I think I may do the same for a simple hunting quiver to carry two or three arrows in.

I can't really justify spending a lot of money on extra stuff right now since money is so tight. that's sure a cheap way to put something practical together without having to drop like $60 for a quiver.