Kwikie Quiver top mounted

[Mister B]

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Had some interest in how I mounted my Kwikie Quiver on top of my Nightmare. Quite simple really. One screw and double stick tape. Works Great.

[Mister B]

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HERE IT IS WITH THE QUIVER ATTACHED. THE SCOPE LOOKES RIGHT BELOW THE ARROWS AND I CAN SHOOT WITH THE QUIVER ATTACHED USING MY LEUPOLD

[NEPAbowhunter]

Nice, like it a lot. Thanks for the great idea MR. B.

[retrieverman]

Never heard of that mount. Interesting!

[Normous]

If one wants the lightest over the top quiver setup then the Kwik 3 at 5.6 oz. utilizing the mount drilled and tapped into the riser is your best possible choice.

I mounted my Kwikee 3 to my 380/405 in 2013 and also found that I had a clear unobstructed view through my Leupold under the arrows.

[luckymike]

great info.looks really solid and light.think I'll do the same for the m330 that I'm setting up for my son.thanks

[tripNchip]

Will have to give this a look for my 330. The quiver that comes with the m330 wont stay tight. By the time I walk to a stand it is lose and flopping around in the mounting bracket.
I already have the kwikie on my vertical bow so can play without spending.

PS, Just got done checking out the kwikie on my m330 and it should work. The one on my vb is a 6 arrow so will have to pick up a 3 arrow.
My only ? is moving in heavy brush,(which I have to do to get to some stands) do you have any trouble with brush getting a hold of your arrows?

[Normous]

My only ? is moving in heavy brush,(which I have to do to get to some stands) do you have any trouble with brush getting a hold of your arrows?

I had an arrow snag and lost it while traveling through dense bush and what I did to my Kwik 3 was pull the upper arrow gripper/holder off and added two strips of 3/4" black Velcro under the arrow holder attachment point by cutting a slit into the Velcro at the ends and reattaching the rubber arrow holder. This secures the arrows from any potential loss.

[nyexhunter]

Just one question regarding safety.
In the very extremely improbable chance that the bolt did not launch correctly and went in an upwards trajectory before getting past the stirrup, wouldn't hitting the quiver cause a potentially hazardous situation?

[Normous]

Just one question regarding safety.
In the very extremely improbable chance that the bolt did not launch correctly and went in an upwards trajectory before getting past the stirrup, wouldn't hitting the quiver cause a potentially hazardous situation?

No, the point or broadhead is already positioned past the quiver and the arrow retainer prevents any potential upwards trajectory.

[wabi]

Would the quiver work mounted this way on the older model Excals?

[Mo wannabe]

My only ? is moving in heavy brush,(which I have to do to get to some stands) do you have any trouble with brush getting a hold of your arrows?

I had an arrow snag and lost it while traveling through dense bush and what I did to my Kwik 3 was pull the upper arrow gripper/holder off and added two strips of 3/4" black Velcro under the arrow holder attachment point by cutting a slit into the Velcro at the ends and reattaching the rubber arrow holder. This secures the arrows from any potential loss.

You got any pics of that Norm ?

[Mo wannabe]

My only ? is moving in heavy brush,(which I have to do to get to some stands) do you have any trouble with brush getting a hold of your arrows?

I had an arrow snag and lost it while traveling through dense bush and what I did to my Kwik 3 was pull the upper arrow gripper/holder off and added two strips of 3/4" black Velcro under the arrow holder attachment point by cutting a slit into the Velcro at the ends and reattaching the rubber arrow holder. This secures the arrows from any potential loss.

You got any pics of that Norm ?

[Normous]

Derry, no more lost arrows with the Velcro addition.
I simply cut (2) 6" strips of Velcro 1" wide and cut a 1/2" slot near the end.
Next I removed the rubber arrow holder and pushed the Velcro pieces over the post and re installed the rubber arrow holder.
My 3 arrows are held neatly and clean.

[MI Yeti]

Derry, no more lost arrows with the Velcro addition.
I simply cut (2) 6" strips of Velcro 1" wide and cut a 1/2" slot near the end.
Next I removed the rubber arrow holder and pushed the Velcro pieces over the post and re installed the rubber arrow holder.
My 3 arrows are held neatly and clean.

A clean and simple solution ,thank's for sharing .