Big Jim quiver and a bowquiver question - stumping arrow

[Oregon Okie]

Just got a Big Jim's bow quiver. Fastest shipping from East Coast to Utah I could imagine. Must have hit it just in time on Friday but it showed up today even though my email said it shipped today. It's been a long day but not that long. Really like it so far. Good fit and seems secure.

Question....I tried to search but haven't found the exact info. I know i've seen it before but can't track it down.
How do bow quiver guys secure a small game arrow in a bow quiver?  I guess if you commit to it you could make a big hole in the foam and get it up in there. Maybe that's the way to go just wanted to see if anyone else had a plan.

I put it on a 64 Toelke Whip in case anyone is curious. Medium size with 5 arrow holder. Putting eclipse 145's in there no problem.

[Kip]

Try sticking the nock in the foam if no broadhead is attached.I do it with my G.N. and Eagle Flight.Kip

[Gufunk]

Buy a piggy backer and the arrow will ride on the outside of the quiver

[A.S.]

I do like Kip, put it in upside down (I use a Judo point).

[TxAg]

Originally posted by Kip:
Try sticking the nock in the foam if no broadhead is attached.I do it with my G.N. and Eagle Flight.Kip

Just started doing this and love it. I also have a Big Jim Quiver on a Toelke Whip.

[TxAg]

Here are a few pics:


 


   

[Oregon Okie]

thanks guys. looks like the nock is staying in there pretty well.
thanks for the pic TxAg - i'm starting to like pink fletching..those look good and bright.

[TxAg]

The nock is basically the same size as the field tip so no worries about it loosening up. The gripper keeps a snug grip on it as well.  


Yes, pink is easy to see. I like white also. Reflective tape is a big plus as well.

[GRS]

Yep, judo upside down always worked for me when I was using bowquiver. Just be careful that you don't slice the fletching when inserting broadheads.