DoninVa

I have a Parker feather mag II with the Muzzy zero effect rest. I have read on here that it is hard to get a quiver to work with this rest. I think the Parker 2 piece quiver would work (my boys junior mag has one). I don't like a quiver on my bow, but when using my climbing stand, it is hard to use my cat quiver. I would like to find one I could take off after I'm in my stand. Does anyone know what would work. I would be very greatful for any help. Thanks, Don

ijimmy

I dont think you will have any problems with a quickie quiver

If information provided by the members of this board have helped you please let us know .

Two Beards

I'd look into a Kwikee Kwiver, not sure if you'll need
the extra mounting bracket for spacing. I've got the 4
arrow combo quiver on my Q2, comes off/goes on in a few
seconds. I use the treestand mounting bracket, so I can
attach my quiver to the tree while hunting.

Len in Maryland

Most detachable quivers will probably require spacers to give you clearance of the main arm of the MZE.

DoninVa

Thanks alot guys, I was thinking about the quickie quiver. I will take my bow with me tomorrow and make sure the quickie will work. I had thought about the Alpine but I am almost sure it won't work. My brother-in-law has one and he likes it a lot but he shoots a Mathews with a trap door. Don

nub

I used spacers for my MQ1, but you might only have to remove 1 arrow to get you current one to work.

DoninVa

Can you buy the spacers or would I have to make a spacer.

Two Beards

Most bowshops that stock Kwikee Kwivers should also have
the accessory options, including the spacer you might
need. If not, you can order it from Cabela's or BPS.

KIDD642

I use the cat quiver. I had trouble climbing with it on my back so I bought a seperate hoist rope ind use that instead of climbing with it. It seems like any two piece would work for you as long as the have stand-offs from the riser. Obviously anything that sits right against the riser will not work. Hope this helps.



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Frank

DoninVa

Thanks alot guys, I bought a quickie quiver and the guy at the shop gave me some spacers. I moved my sight bracket back (it's a Cobra and has two sets of holes) and it has clearence without the spacers. I Am not going to shot with the quiver attached to the bow but I think I could as it clears the zero effect by 1/4". I like the quickie because of the arrow holder in the hood for my Rocket mechs. but it feels like it added a lot of weight to the bow. If I was going to shoot with a quiver on the bow, I think I would have gotten the Parker 2 piece that fits the bow. I really like my Cat quiver but I'm hunting with my 10 year old in ground blinds and we take the fold up dove chairs and when I go with my climber, the Cat quiver is hard to use. Don