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I just bought a Hoyt Faktor after being out of archery for 7 years so I need a little help with choosing my accessaries. I am running a HHA optimizer sight and I would like a quiver that fits my bow for carrying purposes only. I will not be shooting with it on. I am shooting 330 Easton Bloodlines. Some kind of quick disconnect would be nice. Some spacers came with the sight. Any suggestions for a quiver to hold the bloodlines.

Just a short review of this inexpensive quiver made by Apex Gear (the Reactor). Bought this quiver for $ 41 shipped and found it to be a great quiver, especially for someone like me who always removes their quiver once in the treestand and did not want to spend a ton of money on one.
A picture of the quiver mounted on my elite pulse.
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Comes with built in hanger for hanging quiver on a limb or hook.
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Stylish hood on quiver.
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Double arrow grippers hold arrows securely and a red rubber lined hood for easy visibility in low light conditions.
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Small mounting bracket that can be angled when mounted on the bow.
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Good morning all,
Finally got around to shooting my bow and actually beginning my archery journey. While shooting was great fun, picking up the arrows from the table was kind of a pain in the hindquarters so I decided to go searching the local sporting goods stores for a cheap hip quiver. Much to my dismay none of the sporting goods stores had quivers despide decent selection of archery supplies. I dabble in leatherworking, making holsters and wallets mainly, so I’m going to make myself a tooled back quiver one of these days, but I don’t have enough leather right now so I can’t do that. I decided to make myself a quick cheap hip holster out of pvc and para cord. It’s not the prettiest rig in the world, but if definately works. Got the supplies at the local hardware store for about 5 bucks, but that included two carabiner so I estimated it was a whopping 4 bucks to make. 24ish inches of 1 1/2" pvc, one cap, a carabiner, and some para cord that I already had. I cut the pvc to a length that looked sufficient for my arrows, stuck the cap on forcefully, drilled two holes for the para cord, spent some time getting the para cord length where I wanted it, tied a couple knots, slipped the carabiner through and wallah! Cheap redneck hip quiver. I may throw a small rag or something in the bottom to be a little quieter and easier on the field tips (not that I expect a metal field tip to be hindered at all by a PVC cap, it mostly makes an irritating noise when I drop the arrows back in).image.jpg

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I found out i got to carry more stuff hunting than i want to. My spot n stalk pac is killing my left shoulder. So i ordered a Horn Hunter G2 backPack. You can attach a quiver to this pack. And thats my plan if i like the way that works.
I hate to pay $ 100+ for a 3 arrow mathews quiver for my Mission 320. And i’m not nuts about a quiver on my bow at all. But i got to do what i got to do.
I did a search about the Bohning mount. And saw several guys have them. I guess my question is are they still on the bow or are they in the drawer.

A few weeks ago my ear and a Viper Trick broadhead "met" after it had came loose from the gripper….Just a slight cut but could have been worse…..In my estimation there shouldn’t be a quiver made that doesn’t have 2 "points of contact for the arrow shaft…..I got rid of my "single gripper" Tenpoint quiver and put a Alpine double gripper Soft-Lock quiver on my bow…..Camo doesn’t match but who cares….I looking for performance not matching colors….So far it has performed wonderfully well with NO LOOSE ARROWS….

Does anyone know if you can get a g5 quiver mount in black?