Limb bolt quiver...

[VictoryHunter]

I have been looking for an inexpensive quiver which doesn't seem to exist outside of the old kwikees which I have been talked out of for safety reasons. So far the EFA is the most economical bow quiver I have found. Does it come with longer bolts to accommodate the extra layer between the bow and bolt? I was also thinking of trying the strap on model as well because they offer a piece that makes it a one piece quiver so that it won't slide around as I am weary of putting things on the limb that may hurt the bow's performance. Anyone use the Eagle's Flight Archery quiver?

[VictoryHunter]

TTT

[jebeckjr]

I wouldn't be afraid to try the strap-on quiver.  If you keep the straps right at the base of the limb where it meets the riser, it won't affect performance.  I don't know anything about the EFA quivers, but someone just recommended the Great Northern limb-bolt quiver to me.  Apparently, the brackets are quite thin and don't require any change in bolt length.  You may want to take a look at those.

[Orion]

I use an EFA bolt on.  Modified the lower arrow gripper to accept a Selway gripper which positions the arrows in a backward position paralleling the strung bow lower limb.  Works fine.  You can pick up longer bolts at most hardware stores, but usually they aren't needed.

[VictoryHunter]

Awesome thanks for the input guys!

[buckracks7]

You mentioned the old Kwikee quivers. Do you have the sight inserts for those? If so, I have a couple really good and inexpensive quivers. PM me if you have the inserts, and are interested.