Elite Quiver - How To Install The 4 or 6 Arrow Detachable Quiver

A Pro Archer Shot-Coach YouTube how-to demonstrating installation of the Elite one-piece detachable quiver (available in 4- or 6-arrow versions). Covers included parts, required tools, right- and left-handed mounting steps, adjustment options, and basic clearance/vibration advice.
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The Elite one piece quiver comes in a four arrow or a six arrow and it comes in a variety of finishes to match the riser of your bow with the locking lever. You can easily attach or detach this quiver with one hand. Quiver does accommodate all arrow sizes and all broadhead configurations. This quiver is ambidextrous. It does ship as a right handed, but it easily converts to a left handed just by changing this screw and flipping that triangle 180 degrees. That's all it takes to make it a left handed quiver. Now I'm going to walk you through how to install this quiver. In the package. You'll find the standoff sub assembly, the mounting screw and the quiver. The only tools you'll need to install this quiver is a 316 Allen wrench and a 764 Allen wrench. First thing you want to do, right handed bow. The quiver comes shipped right handed. Like we noted. There's a triangle cutout in the riser on the elite bows and you want the standoff facing the shooter. You want that standoff coming back toward the archer there. That's how the triangle is cut out. That's how it drops in on the opposite side of the riser. You're going to want to install your threaded screw and use your 316 Allen wrench to tighten that up. Once you get your standoff assembly mounted to the riser, you want to put in your adjustment bar. There's graduations on top of the bar. You'll want to slide in and then once you get it in initially you'll want to snug up the 7:64 Allen screw that's in the bottom of it to hold the adjustment bar in place. When you get a little pressure on that, you can now easily install your quiver and snap the locking lever down. Now you can look. I've got just enough gap here clearance and that's good with me. But if you have a bigger mount on your site or you have an additional accessory there, you can loosen this764 and slide that adjustment out. Or you can bring it in even tighter if you want to. You don't want to get it too tight because when the bow fires it might create some vibration there. So make sure you leave a little bit of space for this four or six arrow quiver or any other elite accessory. Please visit your local Elite retail partner.
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