wihunter402

I am thinking about getting a two piece quiver and wondering what those of you who have used one or have one think about them. I have always used the detachable quivers but I am thinking this may be something I would like to try. Just not sure about shooting with the arrows on the bow. I am looking at the The FUSE Posi-Lite two-piece quiver.

Thanks for the help guys.

maytom

Never actually used a two-piece quiver before. The Kwikee-Kwiver is the only quiver I ever used, mainly so I can take it off my bow while up in my treestand. A two-piece quiver full of arrows will add weight to your bow while shooting, and that may be a good thing while hunting on a windy day.All I can say is give ita try, you may like them. But remember, if you have 6 arrows in your quiver, every time you removean arrow, it might throw your accuracy off by lightening it every time you remove the actual weight of an arrow. Just a thought.

bigbulls

It really depends on how you hunt.

If in a treestand the bow mounted quivers can really get in the way. A tree stand is cramped enough with out you needing to maneuver a quiver full of arrows attached to your bow. I much prefer to use a detachable quiver when hunting from a treestand. The detachable stays tucked away out of the way snug against the tree but accessable instantly should I need a second arrow.

If you lived out west and did spot and stalk hunting then the two piece quivers work very well.

Orions_Bow

I have used 2 pc. quivers for years. I mostly hunt out of treestands so I wll have to respectfully disagree with bigbulls opinion about 2pc. quivers getting in the way while on stand. If given the choice I will almost always take a high quality 2pc. quiver over any other style.

Some good models on the market right now are; Mathews, Trophy Ridge, Fuse, Hoyt, and Sagitarius (if you can still find them).

Good Luck

mrbuster

I use that exact quiver. I love it. Looks good and real quite. I have no problem tarket shooting and hunting with it. I think it's just what your used to.