Arrow keeper identification help.

[dresnor]

Can anyone tell me the name of this arrow keeper? It came on my used Black Widow and it looks a little rough. I would like to get a replacement because I really like it.

I searched Google and could not find it. If it is discontinued, is there anything similar out there?



Thanks in advance,

Jeremy

[Pat B]

I used one years ago on my wheel bow but I can't remember the name.   

[stagetek]

Sta-Jak. or something close to that. Still the best ever made in my opinion.

[Hermon]

I believe that is a Sta-Jac holder.  Discontinued last I knew.

[stagetek]

The one in the pic is somewhat modified. The metal that attaches to the bow was longer and was designed to be screwed in and mounted vertical.

[Howitser]

Not sure of the mfg. But I've had one on my compound since 1985 and it still works fine.  Check the "Kwick-loc" 3rivers sells em. Used one on the recurve for years too.

[dresnor]

Thanks guys! The search is on.

It is great to know you have been using one since 1985 and it is still fine. Howitser.

Jeremy

[stagetek]

The Footed Shaft sells a similar one, minus the spring. It's called the "Perfect" Arrow Holder. Made by Grayling. About $5. Works well.

[smokin joe]

That is a Sta-Jac. They are not made any more, but you might find one on the big auction site if you lurk around there a while. I also use the "Perfect Arrow Holder" from Grayling Archery Products. It is very similar, works well, and still being made.

[mnbwhtr]

I'll second the Footed Shaft one, doesn't have the metal spring but works great!

[KSdan]

Called a Sta-Jac.  I love mine. . . been using them for decades.  BUT BEWARE of Grayling and other similar arrow holders!  I have told the tale on TG many times. . . But I lost the 15 yd shot on a beauty PY buck because the plastic/material of the Grayling arrow holder got hard (non-pliable) in freezing temps.  When I went to draw the bow, the holder would not release the arrow shaft.  Hard to believe that something seemingly so trivial/minute could fail. . .  never use one again.

Dan in KS