Quiver Question for those that shoot Mech. Broadheads

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08-25-2009, 06:22 PM

#11

moose1915

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vista offers the "e-z loder" which is magnetic AND has a hinge to open it. pretty slick, if your a mech. guy.... i want to say they're 70~80bucks?

08-25-2009, 06:23 PM

#12

lifesadrag

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Here's what some guys do to keep the rage 2 blades from opening...

And the Alpine soft Loc works great, It holds the arrow in 2 places and you just remove the first layer of foam...

08-26-2009, 05:44 AM

#13

live2Draw

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ok, i took 3/4" drill and made holes in the foam of my stock Diamond quiver, holds em perfect, no noise, no opening. Just to be sure i put the practice blade in teh drill and cleaned it out.

08-26-2009, 05:47 AM

#14

tmontgo1

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i had the same problem with my G5 tekans, I just bought a newer model Apex Mx Nano quiver and the problem with open mechanincals is over. Around $50 and ull love it

08-26-2009, 05:49 AM

#15

twildasin

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I have a quickie quiver it holds 3 arrows and has two sets of prongs to snap your arrows in. The secret is to snap arrow in without the head all the way down. I shoot mechanicals and have no problem at all!

08-26-2009, 08:26 AM

#16

YooperMike

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I use Grim Reapers and Slick Tricks, and I just cut the foam out of the quiver, except for about 1/4" thick on the very bottom just to hold the tips of the broadhheads, that'll be your easiest and cheapest route at this point.