Not sure how to say it any clearer than first time but added pictures this time after telling you I had exact same quiver on my Habu before. Maybe a Sand Table since you are tabbed it appears from name...ever done any training at Hunter, North Field or Moses Lake?
I have a Habu Recurve that is similar to the Black Widows....you did not say which Habu you had...so if your parts are not like this...then disregard. Guessing Chris uses same hardware and setup as it is solid as a rock 16 years later still. If they are same...then listen carefully.
I have a Habu recurve...64 inches...built in 1999. I had a GN Quick Mount on it for years...recently sold it as never used it and prefer a side quiver.
I did not have to remove the bushing from limb...and recommend you dont do it. If you want to listen to someone that has never owned a Habu or never put that exact quiver on it...then go right ahead.
I told you what works.
The Black Widow kit comes with two sets of brass bushings (small one that is cone shaped and larger one that a new longer bolt goes into.See pics below)
Here is my Habu to prove I know what I am talking about... but go ahead and talk to guy that has never done it and is talking out his ass.
Okay...here is the Black Widow kit I told you about before and others have mentioned. Comes with both sets of brass bushings and a set of longer limb bolts..same threat pitch, same head...just longer.
Next you see same parts with removed Habu limb next to it for ease of portrayal...obviously the limb would be on the riser still with original bolt removed to do this.
Now take the small cone shaped part and place it inside the Habu insert as shown...this creates a flat surface for the QUICK MOUNT tabs to sit upon.
At this point you will place one of each of the Quick Mount tabs on the flat surface..use bolt to help line it up. There is tape on the QM tabs to hold them in place when bolt removed and for mounting.
Next place the large bushing on top of the Quick Mount tab which will sandwich the plastic tab between the original brass insert with cone installed and this larger bushing.
Now take the long bolt...and snug down to reattach your limbs to your riser...with the Quick Mount tab sandwiched between these items for both top and bottom limbs.
Adjust angle according to preferences but this is very secure and does not require removing that insert.
At this point I cant do anything but strongly suggest you ignore what 3Rivers told you and do this. If not...be prepared to buy a new Habu after you ruin the limb trying to remove that insert and Chris Cox yells at you for not listening to me.
Go on website and order Black Widow mounting kit NOW...or order a new set of limbs from Chris Cox for when you destroy your current set for not listening.
Topic: Anyone removed the limb bushings on a Habu? (Read 569 times)
