Thunderhorn plastic limb bolt quiver.

[SpikeMaster]

Has anyone tried the Thunderhorn plastic limb bolt quiver that 3 Rivers Archery sells? It says that the quiver can be removed without unstringing the bow. How is this done? I would like to have an inexpensive limb bolt quiver and I would also like to be able to remove it once on stand.

[madness522]

I have one at home that I have never used.  I'll look at it and see I can figure out how it comes off without having to unstring the bow.  There has to be some type of release to allow it to be taken off the mount.

[JL]

Are you refering to the Thunderhorn Boa quiver? If so, I have and use one. I like the fact that it can be moved from bow to bow (recurve or longbow-don't matter) in seconds. Helps add weight to my one piece curves. Good stuff...

JL

[SpikeMaster]

This is the one I'm talking about.

 http://www.3riversarchery.com/Product.asp?c=14&s=21&p=110&i=6821

[madness522]

Here is the deal spike, once you mount the quiver in the limb bolts you can slide the hood or base off the mount.  I never noticed this as long as I've had mine.  The thing I really don't like about this set up is you have to slide both pieces off seperately.  But I guess you'll have that to deal with with any two point quiver.  

I have seen a compound one piece quiver mounted to a curve using the screw on block.  If you already have a hole drilled on the riser that might be a option to look into.

[Bow50]

Hey JL (or anybody else), Do you like the two point Thunderhorn Boa quiver ? I have a T/D recuve I was thinking of trying one. I think they are $40.00 at 3 Rivers but I wonder if they will hold up to hunting and long days afield. I don't really want to spend $100 on the other kind of 2 pt. bow quiver.     Thanks

[bowfiend]

I have a couple of the Boas and I like them. I was skeptical of the attatchment system, but it is solid and works well. You also don't have to take the arrows out before removing it.

[ethan]

It's a good solid quiver. I liked mine except for the black plastic so I covered it in leather.  Definately worth the money.

[SpikeMaster]

Thanks for the info. I was thinking about buying one but I wanted to hear what others thought of it. I'm like Bow50, I don't get paying $100 for a bow quiver. That's a third of the cost of my bow.

[Gator1]

A quiver you may want to look at is one by Eagles Flight. I bought the (4) Arrow Model Last year and is wonderful..

They are a sponser of the Site..