Nice job on the video. I went with the Mossy oak bottomland. I found I can remove it quicker and quieter by not locking it completely. I haven’t had any issues with attaching it that way. I only shoot with the one piece low pro on all the time. No rattles or becoming loose. It’s almost feels as it has 2 positions to clamp it. I have more than 1,000 arrows through it. The only issue I need a hack for is - how I’m going hang it when I’m in a saddle if (“if”- if) I decide to remove it while hunting. The tight spot I had prior had the loop. I had an issue hunting last year with my tight spot hitting my tree and lots of noise. Good luck with the new bow. Lastly, I did go with the bridge lock stabilizer (front) - no angle adjustments tho- but it packs incredibly well in a bow case.
Good info, thanks! When I take my quiver off in the saddle, I end up putting it partially in my backpack. That way I have the fletchings toward me so I can quickly grab an arrow, but I set it up so it is out of the way. Far from perfect, and I may change my process, just what I’ve done in the past.
Thanks for the video!
Absolutely, thanks for watching!
You do you brother very nice set up I’am sure you will do well in the woods and at the TAC events as well 🎯
Thanks! Will do my best!
Nice job on the video. I went with the Mossy oak bottomland. I found I can remove it quicker and quieter by not locking it completely. I haven’t had any issues with attaching it that way. I only shoot with the one piece low pro on all the time. No rattles or becoming loose. It’s almost feels as it has 2 positions to clamp it. I have more than 1,000 arrows through it. The only issue I need a hack for is - how I’m going hang it when I’m in a saddle if (“if”- if) I decide to remove it while hunting. The tight spot I had prior had the loop. I had an issue hunting last year with my tight spot hitting my tree and lots of noise. Good luck with the new bow. Lastly, I did go with the bridge lock stabilizer (front) - no angle adjustments tho- but it packs incredibly well in a bow case.
Good info, thanks! When I take my quiver off in the saddle, I end up putting it partially in my backpack. That way I have the fletchings toward me so I can quickly grab an arrow, but I set it up so it is out of the way. Far from perfect, and I may change my process, just what I’ve done in the past.
Thx and will try that.
Let me know if you come up with a great alternative system!
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Can’t wait to get my circle mount quiver
Those are great, too!
You getting the front and rear bridge lock stabilizers ?
Right now I’m and just running the front. I may end up getting a back bar, but as for now I’m undecided.