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    • Joseph Roth
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        Have a BP recurve, from the infomation off the bow:

        [rearface of lower limb]

        Standard Hunter

        EBP 1364A

         

        [from leftside grip below arrow rest]

        142069

        58″

        45xx-28″ [presently using a 29″ Easton 1816 shaft & 125 weight head (field/ broadhead)]

        I would like to mount using the screw-in brass inserts for a detachable “Kwikee” quiver,

        where to locate the inserts to be on “neutral axis” of bow??

        Thanks.

         

         

      • richard roop
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          The Kwikee quiver that I’m familiar with mounted using rubber clamps around the limbs.  Your’s mayhap is a different design ??

          The MAJOR problem with the original Kwikee quivers was that the broadheads were exposed and could cut person / place or thing.  They came out with a hood of sorts that clipped onto one of the arrow shafts and was an improvement of sorts.  When I went full retro on my Pearson Mercury Hunter I went to ‘arrow quiver’ on EBay, my favorite place to spend money I don’t have on stuff I don’t need & found a Ben Pearson spring arm type (hooded) bow quiver.

          Ben Pearson made some fine bows. Truely a shame that the company died when he passed away.

          If you do go with inserts & screws, lay everything out on the workbench and it will pretty much tell you where the placement should be.

           

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