I would like to mount this on the side of my center counsel (Zodiak). It looks like it only rachets towards the bow if mounted on the front?
2074870
I have this antenna on my boat. it is mounted on the gunwale, and ratchets either way towards the stern or towards the bow
2074871
It rachets both directions, but don't recommend center counsel mounting. I mounted on center counsel and unless left straight up it would be in the way if lowered. I only have a 20 feet boat so keep that in mind. I mount on side by motor so once lowered it was out of the way.
2074872
I have mine mounted on the side of the gunwall and it ratchets back toward the transom. You can adjust the antenna for Horziontal or Vertical mounting with the bottom bolt.
2074873
It will ratchet front to rear and by loosening a bolt side to side, but I would recommend a stainless steel mount for your console if you plan to be in any rough water.
898053
I installed mine, but I didn't care for the clamp on string serving so I had a professional bow technician serve the rest string to my bow string.
2140933
It can be mounted on the stem. I have my Polar there, so I mounted it on the bar. Unfortunately it was too close and the case scratched my Polar lense. Another piece of advice, wrap Velcro under the clamp, otherwise it will rotate every bump you hit on the trail.
1283875
this one is made to go in directly behind the stabilizer on oposiste side of bow. i beleive i saw another bowratler that wasnt standard/ universal but exactly like this one, but had a bracket to use in same hole as stabilizer
1519299
You may have to cut some foam or reposition the arrow holder. My Bowtech Experience fits in my compact case with quiver attached, but it has to be perfectly positioned. That said, I've owned and placed both of these cases side by side and there is little difference in overall outer dimensions EXCEPT in thickness. The SE Pro will give you another 1-2" in inside height (quiver room). Make sure you get the model that includes an accessory case, b/c you get more options for mounting your gear inside the case. If you can find a way to make the compact model work for you, it's a better overall case IMO. It's more compact, making it easier to site behind my truck seats. Also, the foam arrow holders on the Pro SE are garbage. If you get the Pro SE, I would recommend buying a separate arrow holder and using Velcro to attach it inside the case.
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The mounting brackets are for your quiver. You attach the bracket to the case and it'll hold your quiver in place. I don't have a quiver so I never bought any brackets and you can find them at any archery shop as well as online.
110176
Not really. It is meant for a center mount. I guess you could if you were willing to rig it creatively.
1842765
The way the have the clamp design you can adjust every which way possible. I was also questioning the mounting positions previously. I would say it swivels on the mounting axis. I mount mine on my portabote somewhere in the middle of my side hull which is curved at an angle and slanted. The adjustments on the clamp allows me to still mount it vertically in the water. Kudos!!...so no worries about how crazy your mounting area is. It will work.
938241
I have a Bear Charge compound bow. When I bought the quiver it came with a bracket. It looks fairly universal, so I would think that it would fit on a Hoyt as well.
1745071
There are 2 hooks that pull out and attach to the string on either side of the flight deck. You put them as close to the rail as possible and pull back evenly on both sides. The system works well, even with my weak left side I can evenly cock the bow string easily. If you get it, just remember hooks face upward on the bow string. For more info (with pics) go here: http://www.tenpointcrossbows.com/shop/Wicked-Ridge-ACU-52-P93.aspx
1976256
Mine sits in a weaver mount on top of the crossbow. If it doest fit as you want you could always pick up another set of mounting rings. Note though that there are several horizontal lines for crosshairs, each corresponding to a specific yardage for arrow.
1684613
Yes, it mounts on the throttle side of the bike. However, it only fits Kuryakyn grips. If you have their grips you are good to go.
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This comes with a lower 1/3 cowitness, cantilever mount. I have it on an AR and it allows the front sight to sit in the lower one-third of the viewing window, leaving the red dot above the front sight. There is a separate true cowitness mount available from Vortex that will have your red dot line up dead center with the front sight.
1958222
Yeah it's just for a single swivel. My rifle already has a front sling mount.
324477
it was gift for my son-in-law so I don't know how he mounts it I do know that he loves it using it when he gets a deer
2062908
I mounted a better arrow rest on this bow without much trouble. I purchased a brad t-nut from Lowes to fit in the hole for the current arrow rest and it worked fine. The rest that I mounted on this bow is a brush capture arrow rest, huge improvement
131403
If you are wanting to mount this in a location other than where you would mount a traditional scope (forward of the action) this is not the scope for you. You need to look for a EER or extended eye relief scope like the Burris scout scope or the Leupold FX-II Scout Rifle Scope.Richard