I like two piece quivers but that's just a personal opinion. Some folks like to take off the quiver when they get into their stands, I don't so I don't see a need for a removable quiver. I like the compactness and stability of a two piece quiver. Two piece quivers also tend to be quieter with less vibration however the new technology out today with one piece quivers have come a long way to address those downfalls usually attributed with the one piece design.
I prefer 2 piece quivers or no quiver at all. I am a knuckle dragger and my arrows are so long that most 1 piece quivers don't support the bottom half of my arrows so the vibrate around a good bit at the shot.
I prefer 2 piece quivers or no quiver at all. I am a knuckle dragger and my arrows are so long that most 1 piece quivers don't support the bottom half of my arrows so the vibrate around a good bit at the shot.
That's another reason why I like 2 piece quivers.....32in draw here.
I typically like 2 piece quivers. I just recently purchased an Octane 2 piece quiver. Nice quiver, but it is a little on the heavy side. I'm still not 100% certain it is going to stay yet (but I couldn't pass it up for the discounted price I picked it up at ). I hear the one piece is a little lighter if that has any bearing on the decision. I do spot and stalk hunting out west and don't hunt from a tree. So I prefer to have a lighter setup.
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**'08 Bear Truth 2 - 29" draw at 66 lbs
**'08 Ross Cardiac - 29" draw at 65 lbs
OK, now this is a hard one...on my 101st Airborne which is the bow I shoot 3D and will hunt elk with, I have the 1 piece Octance Quiver. I like the option to detach it for 3D and the quick detach feature when out west.
For my General (whitetail bow) I use the 2 piece..
Don't ask me why, but I do
But if it had to be one, I would use the 1 piece Octane
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G5 Striker Broadhead
RMEF Life Member French Creek Chapter Volunteer Erie, Pennsylvania
2 piece Vs. 1 piece?? *Poll Added*
). I hear the one piece is a little lighter if that has any bearing on the decision. I do spot and stalk hunting out west and don't hunt from a tree. So I prefer to have a lighter setup.
