Hi Everyone,
As is often typical I like to test and bring forward new products that I believe are the best available after market products of their type. Today is no exception and I'm a bit excited for everyone to see this one, so let's get rolling.
As many of you may know, in the world of archery and compound bows there is a company out their that makes a quiver called the Vortexx 6 STX. If you've ever seen or used one of these quivers you know that they are considered the Rolls Royce of arrow quivers because of how well they are made and how smoothly they function.
They are virtually indestructible, Dead Silent and vibration dampening. They use a quick release lever that allows them to be put on or removed instantly and silently. Arrows are locked into the shaft holder and can not fall out or come loose based on the proprietary patented design. When you wish to remove an arrow for loading, you simple rotate the arrow shaft holder and the shaft will almost drop free without having to pull on it.
Until now, we have no crossbow mounted quivers to choose from since it hasn't been an option from PSE or anybody else when it comes to the TAC Crossbows. That's NO LONGER TRUE!!!!
Effective immediately I just finished testing and have mounted one of the Vortxx Quivers on my TAC15i and was hunting with it from my treestand yesterday. I made sure that I was able to put it through hell on the first day out by banging it against the tree while hauling my crossbow up to the stand with my rope. I also made sure I tangled my rope in between the arrows before hauling to insure that even with the weight of the crossbow against the arrow shafts nothing would come loose.
Once in the tree, it was a piece of cake to instantly remove the quiver, hang it and proceed to load my crossbow. When it came time to get down, I didn't baby anything. I simply reversed the process and let it all back down without so much as a sound.
The real beauty was the fact that when it came time to either go into the woods or come back out, I was able to put the crossbow on my back and not have to worry about a side quiver on my leg catching and tangling in the brush as I moved through. My hands were free and everything was as portable as it used to be with my compound bows.
Their are two versions of these quivers available and there are also two different brackets available as far as I understand. I'm currently using the single quiver bracket which can hold either the 4 arrow or six arrow Vortxx Quiver. The 4 arrow quiver does not have the rotating release so it operates very much like a standard bow quiver. The model 6 STX has the rotating feature and I'm in love with it.
The second bracket available is more of a Boomerang shaped bracket that is designed to support either two quivers or allows instant switching to either side of the crossbow. These quiver and bracket assemblies are designed to mount on the underside of your front Weaver style rail using four #10 x 24 x 1/2" Flat head screws. It takes about 30 seconds to attach your mounting bracket with just a screwdriver and your in business and ready to go. The brackets are powder coated to match the TAC crossbows and are taped to match up to the manufactures mounting holes.
For prices or more information on these quivers please contact Super 91, since he is the maker of these brackets and quiver systems.
Picture of these products will follow later this evening. Super 91 will post the pictures.
Regards,
Xbow755
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Posted 22 October 2011 - 08:13 PM
wheres the pic cant wait
xbow755, on 22 October 2011 - 04:43 PM, said:
Hi Everyone,
As is often typical I like to test and bring forward new products that I believe are the best available after market products of their type. Today is no exception and I'm a bit excited for everyone to see this one, so let's get rolling.
As many of you may know, in the world of archery and compound bows there is a company out their that makes a quiver called the Vortexx 6 STX. If you've ever seen or used one of these quivers you know that they are considered the Rolls Royce of arrow quivers because of how well they are made and how smoothly they function.
They are virtually indestructible, Dead Silent and vibration dampening. They use a quick release lever that allows them to be put on or removed instantly and silently. Arrows are locked into the shaft holder and can not fall out or come loose based on the proprietary patented design. When you wish to remove an arrow for loading, you simple rotate the arrow shaft holder and the shaft will almost drop free without having to pull on it.
Until now, we have no crossbow mounted quivers to choose from since it hasn't been an option from PSE or anybody else when it comes to the TAC Crossbows. That's NO LONGER TRUE!!!!
Effective immediately I just finished testing and have mounted one of the Vortxx Quivers on my TAC15i and was hunting with it from my treestand yesterday. I made sure that I was able to put it through hell on the first day out by banging it against the tree while hauling my crossbow up to the stand with my rope. I also made sure I tangled my rope in between the arrows before hauling to insure that even with the weight of the crossbow against the arrow shafts nothing would come loose.
Once in the tree, it was a piece of cake to instantly remove the quiver, hang it and proceed to load my crossbow. When it came time to get down, I didn't baby anything. I simply reversed the process and let it all back down without so much as a sound.
The real beauty was the fact that when it came time to either go into the woods or come back out, I was able to put the crossbow on my back and not have to worry about a side quiver on my leg catching and tangling in the brush as I moved through. My hands were free and everything was as portable as it used to be with my compound bows.
Their are two versions of these quivers available and there are also two different brackets available as far as I understand. I'm currently using the single quiver bracket which can hold either the 4 arrow or six arrow Vortxx Quiver. The 4 arrow quiver does not have the rotating release so it operates very much like a standard bow quiver. The model 6 STX has the rotating feature and I'm in love with it.
The second bracket available is more of a Boomerang shaped bracket that is designed to support either two quivers or allows instant switching to either side of the crossbow. These quiver and bracket assemblies are designed to mount on the underside of your front Weaver style rail using four #10 x 24 x 1/2" Flat head screws. It takes about 30 seconds to attach your mounting bracket with just a screwdriver and your in business and ready to go. The brackets are powder coated to match the TAC crossbows and are taped to match up to the manufactures mounting holes.
For prices or more information on these quivers please contact Super 91, since he is the maker of these brackets and quiver systems.
Picture of these products will follow later this evening. Super 91 will post the pictures.
Regards,
Xbow755
As is often typical I like to test and bring forward new products that I believe are the best available after market products of their type. Today is no exception and I'm a bit excited for everyone to see this one, so let's get rolling.
As many of you may know, in the world of archery and compound bows there is a company out their that makes a quiver called the Vortexx 6 STX. If you've ever seen or used one of these quivers you know that they are considered the Rolls Royce of arrow quivers because of how well they are made and how smoothly they function.
They are virtually indestructible, Dead Silent and vibration dampening. They use a quick release lever that allows them to be put on or removed instantly and silently. Arrows are locked into the shaft holder and can not fall out or come loose based on the proprietary patented design. When you wish to remove an arrow for loading, you simple rotate the arrow shaft holder and the shaft will almost drop free without having to pull on it.
Until now, we have no crossbow mounted quivers to choose from since it hasn't been an option from PSE or anybody else when it comes to the TAC Crossbows. That's NO LONGER TRUE!!!!
Effective immediately I just finished testing and have mounted one of the Vortxx Quivers on my TAC15i and was hunting with it from my treestand yesterday. I made sure that I was able to put it through hell on the first day out by banging it against the tree while hauling my crossbow up to the stand with my rope. I also made sure I tangled my rope in between the arrows before hauling to insure that even with the weight of the crossbow against the arrow shafts nothing would come loose.
Once in the tree, it was a piece of cake to instantly remove the quiver, hang it and proceed to load my crossbow. When it came time to get down, I didn't baby anything. I simply reversed the process and let it all back down without so much as a sound.
The real beauty was the fact that when it came time to either go into the woods or come back out, I was able to put the crossbow on my back and not have to worry about a side quiver on my leg catching and tangling in the brush as I moved through. My hands were free and everything was as portable as it used to be with my compound bows.
Their are two versions of these quivers available and there are also two different brackets available as far as I understand. I'm currently using the single quiver bracket which can hold either the 4 arrow or six arrow Vortxx Quiver. The 4 arrow quiver does not have the rotating release so it operates very much like a standard bow quiver. The model 6 STX has the rotating feature and I'm in love with it.
The second bracket available is more of a Boomerang shaped bracket that is designed to support either two quivers or allows instant switching to either side of the crossbow. These quiver and bracket assemblies are designed to mount on the underside of your front Weaver style rail using four #10 x 24 x 1/2" Flat head screws. It takes about 30 seconds to attach your mounting bracket with just a screwdriver and your in business and ready to go. The brackets are powder coated to match the TAC crossbows and are taped to match up to the manufactures mounting holes.
For prices or more information on these quivers please contact Super 91, since he is the maker of these brackets and quiver systems.
Picture of these products will follow later this evening. Super 91 will post the pictures.
Regards,
Xbow755
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Posted 22 October 2011 - 09:03 PM
This is the double quiver bracket. It is shown with both quivers attached. I like to use the double so I can put the quiver on either side according to how I want to carry the crossbow. I will have pricing and availability next week. Anyone who might be interested send me a pm and I will put you on the list. It will be several weeks before they are ready to ship.
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Posted 22 October 2011 - 09:18 PM
This shows the Vortexx 6 arrow rotating quiver on my bow.
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Posted 22 October 2011 - 09:20 PM
Same quiver from the front.
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Posted 22 October 2011 - 11:04 PM
Hi Everyone,
Tomorrow I'll post one more picture that shows my crossbow using the single quiver bracket and a Vortexx 4 arrow quiver. The four arrow quiver is not my favorite, but it's for comparision purposes. Don't get me wrong, it's good if you like smaller and more condensed quivers, but I prefer the extra ammo and the ease of arrow removal that only the 6 STX version offers.
I believe Bobs photo shows the 6 STX version and either the 4 arrow version. Only the 6 STX rotates for super easy arrow removal and easy loading. My photo will display the single quiver bracket and the 4 STX, which is lightest and the most condensed version of these quiver systems. I'll be in the woods before first light again, so I don't have time to do the picture tonight.
Regards,
Xbow755
Tomorrow I'll post one more picture that shows my crossbow using the single quiver bracket and a Vortexx 4 arrow quiver. The four arrow quiver is not my favorite, but it's for comparision purposes. Don't get me wrong, it's good if you like smaller and more condensed quivers, but I prefer the extra ammo and the ease of arrow removal that only the 6 STX version offers.
I believe Bobs photo shows the 6 STX version and either the 4 arrow version. Only the 6 STX rotates for super easy arrow removal and easy loading. My photo will display the single quiver bracket and the 4 STX, which is lightest and the most condensed version of these quiver systems. I'll be in the woods before first light again, so I don't have time to do the picture tonight.
Regards,
Xbow755
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Posted 22 October 2011 - 11:13 PM
xbow755, on 22 October 2011 - 11:04 PM, said:
Hi Everyone,
Tomorrow I'll post one more picture that shows my crossbow using the single quiver bracket and a Vortexx 4 arrow quiver. The four arrow quiver is not my favorite, but it's for comparision purposes. Don't get me wrong, it's good if you like smaller and more condensed quivers, but I prefer the extra ammo and the ease of arrow removal that only the 6 STX version offers.
I believe Bobs photo shows the 6 STX version and either the 4 arrow version. Only the 6 STX rotates for super easy arrow removal and easy loading. My photo will display the single quiver bracket and the 4 STX, which is lightest and the most condensed version of these quiver systems. I'll be in the woods before first light again, so I don't have time to do the picture tonight.
Regards,
Xbow755
Tomorrow I'll post one more picture that shows my crossbow using the single quiver bracket and a Vortexx 4 arrow quiver. The four arrow quiver is not my favorite, but it's for comparision purposes. Don't get me wrong, it's good if you like smaller and more condensed quivers, but I prefer the extra ammo and the ease of arrow removal that only the 6 STX version offers.
I believe Bobs photo shows the 6 STX version and either the 4 arrow version. Only the 6 STX rotates for super easy arrow removal and easy loading. My photo will display the single quiver bracket and the 4 STX, which is lightest and the most condensed version of these quiver systems. I'll be in the woods before first light again, so I don't have time to do the picture tonight.
Regards,
Xbow755
I almost forgot, if anyone is interested in contacting Super 91 for more information or pricing on these units, please e-mail him at bob.bowers@gmail.com. His prices are excellent for a quiver system of this quality custom made for these crossbows. I should have also mentioned that they will fit either the TAC15, 15i or the TAC10 series as well.
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Posted 23 October 2011 - 07:42 AM
It looks great where do i get one.
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xbow755, on 22 October 2011 - 11:13 PM, said:
I almost forgot, if anyone is interested in contacting Super 91 for more information or pricing on these units, please e-mail him at bob.bowers@gmail.com. His prices are excellent for a quiver system of this quality custom made for these crossbows. I should have also mentioned that they will fit either the TAC15, 15i or the TAC10 series as well.
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Hi Everyone,
Here are a couple more pictures that I promised the other day that I'd post. These are of the single bracket and the 4 arrow quiver. When I hunt, my personal favorite is this bracket with the 6 STX, which is the 6 arrow rotating quiver.
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Posted 26 October 2011 - 05:54 PM
Thanks for posting the pics of the single bracket Xbow755. I did not take detailed pics when I shipped the last one out. I'll post more on the price and availability as soon as I know all the details.
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Thats one great looking set up
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hunter115, on 28 October 2011 - 12:47 PM, said:
Thats one great looking set up
It's also one great working set up that makes getting everything into the woods and up the tree simple. I can now pop my quiver on and off my xbow in less than 10 seconds, so it's out of my crossbow case and onto my crossbow in 10 seconds and it's as solid as a rock. The same when I reach my tree stand and want to hang my arrow quiver on a hook.
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Posted 28 November 2011 - 02:46 AM
Please send ordering info thanks.
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Posted 29 November 2011 - 01:14 AM
YES< YES< Please send ordering info and prices!!!!!!!
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schneep, on 29 November 2011 - 01:14 AM, said:
YES< YES< Please send ordering info and prices!!!!!!!
Hi Schneep,
His contact information is by e-mail at: bob.bowers@gmail.com
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Posted 02 December 2011 - 10:32 PM
Thanks Xbow755 for keeping the faith. This has gone much slower than I would have liked, but the brackets should be in my hand first of the week. The quivers will be a little longer but I am assured I will have them in hand soon. I will post an update as soon as I have everything ready to ship to those who are interested.
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I would be interested tired of my arrow quiver being tied to my backpack. Great job on this product.
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Brackets are in hand now, will have the quivers next week if all goes well. I'll post when they are in hand as well. I am taking pre-orders if anyone does want to get on the list. I only made a limited amount, after that they are gone unless I get enough requests to do another run.
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Quivers are in hand now as well. Please e-mail me for prices if interested. Sent out the orders I received previously today. There are some available of this first run.
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Posted 21 December 2011 - 02:23 AM
Hi Super 91,
Finally!!! There is a god!
In case everybody hasn't heard or doesn't know, I was informed that "New Dawn" will no longer be openly shipping their quivers to all the distributors around the country who used to sell them. The owner "Ken" has decided to take control back and bring the distribution back in house, to help control the rising prices.
Ken believes the middlemen are forcing the prices up too high, while forcing him to lower them to low. This means that while these quivers are an exceptional value in both quality and performance, they will be limited to only direct ordering.
The brackets are also a one of a kind in terms of the fact that you're the only person producing them, so as I've stated in the past, once they're gone, they're gone.
P.S. I'm using the same 6 STX Quiver on my Mathews Compound Bow as I use on my crossbow. I only switch arrows depending on
which one I'm taking in the woods that day.
Now if I could only get the weight of the crossbow down as light as my compound bow, I'd be in great shape!!!
I hope everybody has a wonderful Christmas and a Happy Holiday Season!
Regards,
Xbow755
Finally!!! There is a god!
In case everybody hasn't heard or doesn't know, I was informed that "New Dawn" will no longer be openly shipping their quivers to all the distributors around the country who used to sell them. The owner "Ken" has decided to take control back and bring the distribution back in house, to help control the rising prices.
Ken believes the middlemen are forcing the prices up too high, while forcing him to lower them to low. This means that while these quivers are an exceptional value in both quality and performance, they will be limited to only direct ordering.
The brackets are also a one of a kind in terms of the fact that you're the only person producing them, so as I've stated in the past, once they're gone, they're gone.
P.S. I'm using the same 6 STX Quiver on my Mathews Compound Bow as I use on my crossbow. I only switch arrows depending on
which one I'm taking in the woods that day.
Now if I could only get the weight of the crossbow down as light as my compound bow, I'd be in great shape!!!
I hope everybody has a wonderful Christmas and a Happy Holiday Season!
Regards,
Xbow755
