Inspired by tradgangers..Pics

[m midd]

I want to say thanks for all the snake skin topics and quiver build along threads lately. It got me motivated to finish these..

First is the quiver.. 4" drain pipe , a little ASAT fleece from the fabric store and a couple old piggy backers for judos.

Next is the Bow.. 64" GN i took my first trad deer with. Fixed up with 1 copper head my dad killed 12 years ago..
 

[m midd]

[GRINCH]

Great Job very impressive.

[Cromm]

Very nice workmanship.

[MTArrowLauncher]

Awesome job

[maineac]

Nice job

[iron_llama]

Very nice.  I've got some drain pipe cut to do the exact same thing, I just need to finish the project.  How did you attach the shoulder strap?  The drain pipe I used seems a little thin to hold rivets or screws.

[RM81]

Nice job on both!!

[straitera]

Good job. Copperhead skins look good. Quiver also.

[RonD]

Midd, that is one of the things I like about this site. All of the how to threads, from building things to field dressing game, have been very beneficial to me. Excellent work on the quiver and bow.

[huntin_sparty]

Nice job I did one similar awhile back.  I like you used cloth inside versus fur like I did, bad move on my part in hindsite catches the arrows on the way out and in and matts up with wet.

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[m midd]

Thanks fellas... The bottom strap is sewn togehter very tight and also has a small flat head screw . The top is also sewn tight but free to move by hand.
 

[ArkyBob]

Nice job Mike.  The skins look really cool.

BOB

[LimBender]

Good stuff!  One of the best camos and skins.

[hardwaymike]

@iron lama- If you go to the local store that carries horse tack or leather stuff you can get these little screw/rivits. They are used alot for things like belts. They are the 2-3 rivits that hold your buckle to your belt. They are very affordable and one pack usually has 2 different lengths. So if they are still too long you could make some leather washers to make them tighter. Then to make them stay just put a little loc-tite type material in there to stop it from coming loose. Hope this helps, Mike.

[Zradix]

Awesome!
Way to go.
Looks really pro!
   

[Talondale]

Originally posted by hardwaymike:
@iron lama- If you go to the local store that carries horse tack or leather stuff you can get these little screw/rivits. They are used alot for things like belts. They are the 2-3 rivits that hold your buckle to your belt. They are very affordable and one pack usually has 2 different lengths. So if they are still too long you could make some leather washers to make them tighter. Then to make them stay just put a little loc-tite type material in there to stop it from coming loose. Hope this helps, Mike.

May also be known as    Chicago Screws  
   

Nice looking job on both!

[DannyBows]

Very nice job on both the bow and quiver! I'm gonna have to try my hand at one of those quivers.