Bow Quiver Question?

[woodslinger]

I just recently got back into shooting again after a long break and picked up a nice used Palmer takedown recurve. The riser has two bushings on the face of the riser that Mr. Palmer told me were for a quiver mount. The question I didn't get answered was what mounts work on the face of the riser?  I know the limb mount option will work but haven't had any luck figuring out what works for the installed bushings?

Thanks

[Wudstix]

Erick;
I believe the threads for bow mounted equipment are universal.  I haven't had anything screwed into a bow in years though.

[elkken]

Take a look at Selway or Thunderhorn for a good bolt on. I have used them on several bows. I have an older Border that the bolts/bushings are recessed flush with the limbs and a bolt on does not fit as well. I prefer bolt ons over straps ons, but that is a personal preferance. Straps ons are usually lighter.

You'll usually find some good deals on quivers in the classifieds

Good luck

[kopfjaeger]

A picture of the quiver bushings on your bow would be helpful.

[woodslinger]

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I dont think there is anything unique about the bushings themselves, just where they are located. My understanding is that the old Delta Point made brackets that fit on the face of the riser.

[Steelhead]

I think your right.Their are quivers with brackets that fit those inserts.You mentioned Delta and their may be another one or 2 that were more popular years ago before all the new options for quiver attachments that mounted with inserts installed like on your bow.Seem to out of the loop these days.

[woodchucker]

Maybe used a limb bolt quiver and get some brass screws from the hardware store??