Quiver recommendations

[Sojurn]

I just picked myself up a new (to me) Bear Kodiak Magnum.  Not a bad little bow, so far I'm pretty happy. It came with an original Bear wire type clamp on quiver... thing. But I'm not a fan.
  My only other bow mounted quiver I have experience with is a Thunderhorn. I don't mind it, and would buy it again, but I'd prefer something that offsets the arrows backwards towards the shooter some.
  The bow that quiver is mounted to is 58" and the nocks of my arrows still hit the dirt hard the time. With this new bow being 52" I'm not sure if there's a really good option for such a short bow?
  I defer to the collective knowledge of the gang. Thanks folks.

[Steelhead]

I would say Great Northern Extreme Setback is one to look at.

[ozy clint]

Marksman Quiver hands down. they are a sponsor here too. top notch product and service

[Marksman Quivers]

This would be my recommendation. https://marksmanquivers.com/collections/strap-down-2-piece-set-back
Or
https://marksmanquivers.com/collections/strap-down-2-piece
With one of these
https://marksmanquivers.com/collections/bow-quiver-brackets/products/set-back-bracket-long

Colour and size is up to you.

Hope this helps.

[Sojurn]

The Marksman Quivers look great, the offset bracket has me thinking.  Could the bracket be used on the hood to get the arrows better centered on the bow?
  Offsetting the arrows towards the shooter is good, but raising the nocks up away from the ground would be good too.

[Marksman Quivers]

The Marksman Quivers look great, the offset bracket has me thinking.  Could the bracket be used on the hood to get the arrows better centered on the bow?
  Offsetting the arrows towards the shooter is good, but raising the nocks up away from the ground would be good too.

There would be plenty of options to do what you want. The set back brackets can be rotated 360 degrees so you could move hood and gripper exactly where you want them to be.
https://marksmanquivers.com/collections/strap-down-2-piece-set-back
These come with a short set back for the hood and gripper.
Or you can buy them in different combinations here https://marksmanquivers.com/collections/bow-quiver-brackets
Did you watch the videos on the product page? This would give you an idea what's possible.

Regards
Mark

[ozy clint]

Yes absolutely. On the Marksman you could use a set back bracket on both, or either the hood or gripper. The set back brackets are available in long and short and are sold in pairs or singularly, meaning you could even buy one of each if that is what you want.

The set back brackets can be set at any angle which allows incredible scope for personalized hood and gripper positioning. This is the beauty of the system. It is modular and highly customizable. Later on if you have the need for a side or hip quiver you can buy the side or hip brackets and use the same hood and gripper because everything is interchangable.

[ozy clint]

Oops. Marksman beat me with his reply

[Sojurn]

Ah, ok. Fantastic. Your not kidding about the customization options with this thing. I can't see how it wouldn't fit anyone's needs.
  There's a bit of a learning curve as far as understanding all of the options, but that's not a bad thing. Thanks for the recommendation.

[Marksman Quivers]

Ah, ok. Fantastic. Your not kidding about the customization options with this thing. I can't see how it wouldn't fit anyone's needs.
  There's a bit of a learning curve as far as understanding all of the options, but that's not a bad thing. Thanks for the recommendation.

If you need any help just let me know and I'll sort you out.

Regards
Mark

[jess stuart]

Gunshy archery in Canada makes a great one.