Selway Quiver ?

[rugerbh103]

I shoot a Martin X200. I am thinking of buying a Selway slip on quiver. Has anyone used them before? Is the slide on system secure and rattle free? Thanks for any help.

[blueslfb]

Yep..they work great on most bows.  Just make sure you get the one designed for a recurve.

[styckbow]

I have used both the selway and the thunderhorn and I prefer the thunderhorn as it is not bow specific and slips around a lot less Just my opinion

[pointy sticks]

I have a selway on my Martin Vision. Had to get the recurve one, it slides on all the way to the handle fades and doesn't move at all.

[longstick]

I used one this past season and it worked great, Im probably going to go to the Thunderhorn for easier removal after hunting this next year if I use my longbow, If I shoot the "widder" Im going to have to get one for it cause of the pre installed inserts it came with

[woodchucker]

I use Selway "soft-coat" slip-on quivers on all of my bows. Absolutely get the recurve slip-on,if you want a REALLY secure quiver!!!!!

Now HERE is the secret to installing it.....

Fill a coffee mug about half full with hot tap water.Then give a generous squirt of liquid dish detergent into the cup,making "Hot,Soapy water". coat the limbs one at a time with the soapy water and slide the quiver on the limb well past the fade out's. Once your quiver is in place,clean the soapy water off the limbs with a wet paper towl and hang horizontal to "dry" overnight. The next morning your quiver will be practicaly glued on,and wil not shake or vibrate loose.

[Sawtooth]

I have a Selway slip on mounted on my Bob Lee 60" recurve.  I really like it, although it's a little heavier than a GN quiver.  I slipped the quiver all the way down to the handle section, using soapy water like woodchucker.  It really stays put.