Wyvern Creations Mount

[wn]

I ordered the Wyvern Mount. The instrctions say to mount the adapter on the dovetail. My 2005 Exocet does not have a dove tail. I do have 2 drilled and tapped holes in the riser, but the adapter does not fit the holes. Is there any other options to attach this mount?

[Pydpiper]

Do a search for a groundpounder mount, very secure and very well made. He is a member here who designed a mount utilizing those two holes, worth looking in to.

[Kelley]

The Ground Pounder mount is GREAT. I have had mine for several years and would never go back. This topic has a picture of one.
Kelley

http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... =1&t=34570

[wn]

I have a Grounder Pounder Mount. I did not like loading the arrow between the mounting posts. The Wyern Mount you can load from the side.

[Kelley]

Danny Miller also makes a quiver mount that you might to look into.
Kelley

[Dereck]

I've got an adapter if you want it let me know

[sumner4991]

email David at this address and tell him what your issue is . . .

[email protected]

[Horizontal Hunter]

email David at this address and tell him what your issue is . . .

[email protected]

Talk to David and he will get you squared away. He has a dovetail mount that will screw into those two threaded holes on the riser.

Bob

[See4miles]

What Horizontal said..........
David will absolutely get you squared away. Give him a shout.
I have his topside mount and with no disrespect to the others, this seems to be the best option for getting your arrows off the bottom of your bow.

[wabi]

The older Excaliburs used a dovetail sight base that screwed on the riser.

sight base.JPG

I happen to have the one pictured.

PM me with your mailing address and I'll send it to you.

[Livtahunt]

Anyone got any pictures of the wyvern mount mounted on a bow?

[wabi]

[See4miles]

This is my set-up as well. Again, with no disrespect to the other styles, this mount does not interfere with loading your arrow, is very low-profile, and does not impede aiming the bow, or your view looking down sights or thru a scope. It weighs mere ounces, and makes for acquiring your next shot out of the quiver very easy.

[Pydpiper]

This is my set-up as well. Again, with no disrespect to the other styles, this mount does not interfere with loading your arrow, is very low-profile, and does not impede aiming the bow, or your view looking down sights or thru a scope. It weighs mere ounces, and makes for acquiring your next shot out of the quiver very easy.

I have one of Davids, bought it for my wifes Ibex, it didn't last long on the bow. The thing I could never get past was the symmetry of the bow, having something off set on any of my firearms causes a loss of sleep. That is part of the reason the original came off as well. I went from the factory mount to a hip quiver to a Groundpounder. Once you get past having to load the arrow through the uprights, which is only once on a hunt, it is the strongest mount out there. Where we hunt the path can get pretty thin, I couldn't begin to say how many times I have had to use my bow to push through bush, quiver and all, the wyvern mount would still be laying there. From truck to stand, it is a fine option, but not all of my hunts involve paths. So no disrespect taken, but there are different situations where other mounts will excel. For me strength and symmetry won.

[Dereck]

I like it I may just have to get one how much are they?