Well, I finally finished my quiver last night, bringing me to a finished setup for now. I'm not near the craftsman as many are on this site, but for my first time on all of it, I think it turned out ok.
Bow, Stringer, Armguard, Quiver (and disregard the way the tiller looks on the bow...it actually does shoot ok):
Stringer has some of that no-slip rubbery stuff for under a plastic cutting board sewed onto the square part so it grips the fiberglass better
Quiver started out as a free tube from a local window tinting shop:
And ended up being wrapped with an old leather coat my wife didn't wear anymore and dyed. Finished off with 1/8" insulation tape inside for quiet and a bunch of 550 cord I had sitting around for a strap. The arrows were a great find off c's list and I fletched them with a friend's jig and some feathers he gave me.
Armguard's not all that great, but it does the job.
Bow completed with a bear hair rest and beaver balls. 63# @ 28.5", 64" nock to nock
For any of you out there that think this stuff is too hard, trust me-if I can do it, you most certainly can, too
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Jeremy
Topic: The Stuff I Made (Read 1095 times)
