single arrow quivers

[BAK]

I'm going to try posting this again.  I was trying to find a way to carry a judo point arrow hunting without putting it in my quiver.  Most of the one arrow quivers I've seen were for broadheads.   I decided to try making one with some multi-layered leather.   I came up with this, and it works quite well.

[BAK]

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[BAK]

I guess you could do it as just a slide on but I slotted it and used a rubber o-ring as a lock.

[Maclean]

I like it. I've been working on a single arrow quiver as well. I want to be able to carry any arrow (broadhead, judo, hex head, field point) interchangeably and I want to use it on any of my bows.

I've taken a piggy backer, cut it in half and mounted it to a leather strap which is tied to the limbs with leather thongs.

I'm still working out a few kinks but I think it's going to work.

I'll try to post some pics when I get them finished.

[BAK]

I've seen something along that idea of tie-ing it on, but the ones I saw didn't leave enough room for my hand between the arrow and the bow.

I think using that stiff rubber like Selway has would work better but I didn't know where to find it.

[Wudstix]

Bruce,
Like your design for a judo or Hex carrier.

[Maclean]

That's one of the kinks I'm working out. I had the same problem with my first attempt.

[BAK]

Yeah, don't try this with an exposed broadhead........

[Maclean]

I made a leather sheath for broadheads. 

[Buggs]

Thats a great hack!  Really like the O ring quick release

I made something similar using bits and pieces, with sticky back Velcro.
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[Terry Green]

If anyone just wants to carry a judo on the bow it's simple Simon. Just call Don at Eagles Flight and just order two single arrow grippers.

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[5deer]

 

[BAK]

Originally I did that, and it worked OK.  I just wanted a system that was simpler, and cheaper.   

[Terry Green]

Too funny BAK, I didn't think a single arrow quiver would be non-simple. 

[BAK]

If you look at them they are made up with about 10 different pieces including buckles and screws.

[Terry Green]

Yeah, and Don takes care of that. Simple. 

[Terry Green]

BAK, I'm just joshing ya. 

I like to make stuff from time to time myself.