A mag riser and limbs should I dip

[Kip]

I traded a bow for a A-mag riser.It is a hunting bow for sure(no collector value) and limbs have scratches but shoots well and like the wgt. and grip.If I have it dipped I am sure I can expect some rubbing off on the limbs removing the limbs any other reason to not do it.Also can someone recommend a bow quiver I have a spring arm and acc. sockket bear about 30 plus years  old and a clamp on 4-arrow which would go on the fad outs.Your thoughts would be helpful.Thanks Kip

[kuch]

Kip, I like the Annawakee "A mag " quiver, it screws into the bottom side of the riser and the top straps to the limb wedge just above the latch. Very stable ,quiet , no modification, no scratching /marring of riser or limbs. there are some pics in this forum with a search.

[Kip]

Thanks Chad  I will look it up.How about dipping the bow any downside with the moving parts (latches)I know you have reconditioned quite a few mags would you dip one.Kip

[kuch]

never got one dipped, so cant weigh in. Guess it would be your preference .Could always take the latches off before dipping. probably still look good. remember.... post some pics!

[smokin joe]

Have you thought of having the riser powder coated? That is a very durable finish.  I may do that with one of mine after this year's deer season is over.

I really like the classic Bear 4-arrow quiver. It takes some tinkering to get one to be quiet, but it is worth the time. I have this quiver set up on two of my Bear TDs, and I like it.

Good luck with it. Bear TDs are great bows.

[Robert Marvin]

Mismatched limbs retillered to match and dipped in carbon fiber dip,mag A riser dipped in camp.By Sipsey River I believe.

 

[jim g]

I had my Mag A dipped in Skull works camo, looks sweet, just smoothing different.