how deep is the quiver?
1317800
I never really measured it. But it is about 18 inches deep. My 29 and 30 incheck arrows have about 10 in. showing above the top.
1317801
Its Perfect for 30"-34" arrows they stick out about 8" at the top. I have 9 arrows in mine and its perfect, I recommend buying it since its cheap and a great all around quiver, very adjustable.
674629
It will fit, however it's real tight. I have a low profile mount on my quiver and just leave it on my bow.
470627
The quiver is fine either way and the arrow rest I points out but we replaced it with a whisker biscuit. That kept the arrow from moving around when drawing back. about the sight pin I can take a pic when I get home.
1249301
Not sure but has very little padding for protection...so I bought foam ...quivers fits but barely with the additional foam..
490581
i cannot explain the discrepancy in descriptions. however, i own an old compound bow which is about 44" long and it fits nicely into the case. upon reflection it is possible that the second smaller set of dimensions refers to the outside pocket which holds my twelve arrows, an unadorned cylindrical quiver and my stabilizer with room to spare. when i bought the bow, it came with a hard case, which i found to be somewhat heavy to carry around. this case serves my needs admirably.
332377
Your bow should fit, just keep in mind that your quiver might not fit, depending on how you attach it.
491340
Deep. From the point where the magazine racks stick out to the back of the unit.
1101072
Well, the quiver isn't noisy. But anytime you have several arrows bouncing together, you get noise. If you aren't hunting, I guess I don't see a problem with some noise. It works great for me, big enough to hold plenty of arrows yet small enough to not be bulky.
1957601
No problem, this is a great case, my biggest gripe is that the quiver has to be taken off but that's not a big deal...takes 5 seconds to pull it off. Enjoy the case!!!
1642782
I am not next to it to measure it but I was pleasantly surprised how deep it was! I would say about 6".
633797
It is deep enough to fit a standard sized bow. My fiance's bow fits comfortably
46014
The quiver is 18" (inches) so it would hold half your arrow and the other half would be sticking out
1530213
Not deep at all. It is very study, like a real directors chair. Hope this helps!!
115398
I put a 5 pin optic sight, a brush arrow rest, and a 8" stabilizer on mine. I don't know about mounting a quiver since I use a wearable hip/back quiver but than again I rarely use my quiver, I mostly shoot while holding 3 arrows in hand and having another arrow sitting on the arrow rest already notched.
766804
That is correct. It also means the quiver will hang at your right shoulder and slant down to your left hip, to make pulling arrows out with your right hand easier.
1103741
No there isn't, but there is enough room to leave the quiver on the crossbow.
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.