If you want a nice Leather Quiver without breaking the bank. A Neet NT-2100 $69.99, a NT-2300 $84.99 or NT-2300 Basket Weave $99.99 is hard to beat.
Prices from Lancaster Archery Supply.
Robert
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If you want a nice Leather Quiver without breaking the bank. A Neet NT-2100 $69.99, a NT-2300 $84.99 or NT-2300 Basket Weave $99.99 is hard to beat.
Prices from Lancaster Archery Supply.
Robert
Would have liked one but the shipping to Australia was a bit rich. I've imported bows for the same $$.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robert58
Sorry. Didn't notice you were in Australia. But Neet Quivers are not sold in Archery Shops in Australia?
Robert
Yes but just out of my budget.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robert58
http://shop.archerymart.com.au/colle...s/neet-nt-2300
Add another $15 - 25 for shipping.
I dont use a hip quiver, but made a little arrow holder to shoot in the backyard. 2" pvc pipe a foot long, and a scrap peice of 1x8. Pre drill some holes at an angle, regular dry wall screws into the board, and a piece of packing foam in the bottom of the tube. Free's me up, nothing on the bow or the hip. Stable and doesnt tip over. just a thought.
i would make my own rather then pay 100 for one.leathr.leather punch,leather string and start sewing.
ford, sounds like a good diy idea, we need a forum for that. :)
I would if I could. I'm just too much of a fussy bugger! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gravediggermtv
Been wanting to pick one up for 3D - An Easton would be nice, but not in the mood for dropping that much on one, only shoot a few a year so far - but would come in handy for target. Cabelas T2 line don't look that bad, Vistas are out there and the Bohnings are still nice in my opinion. Have borrow a friends a few times, no complaints.
Also marketed under the 'Sportsman Outdoors' brand too I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by droppixel
I use a Black's Creek Sliver Quiver. I have the option of having it on my belt or a shoulder strap.