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Traditional Hip Quiver?

wintermute

wintermute

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I tried to resist posting this over here, since it's somewhat off-topic, but it saw no action on the Gadgets & Gear subforum and I know that plenty of you are bow nuts...

I picked up a SWEET 1967 Wing Presentation I a couple of months and actually found some time to head down to the local range. This is my first time shooting a bow after an almost 20 year hiatus (was pretty decent in Boy Scouts). I actually managed to hit my bag target 5 out of 6 shots each round at 15 yards. I was pretty happy with that. Anyway, one thing I definiely need is a quiver. Since I'll just be target shooting, what is a good but relatively cheap hip quiver? I'd prefer traditional styling. Thanks all!
 
I was able to pick one up at a sportsman's wearhouse for $6, but it doesn't hold my arrows that well. I'm stupidly bouncy though.
 
Wintermute,

Where are you on Long Island. If your in suffolk you could try SmithPoint Archery in Patchogue. Decent shop and indoor range.
 
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