has anyone had trouble mounting the quiver because the screws are to short
1626029
They shouldn't be short unless they sent you the wrong screws. I recommend you replace the acorn nut with an acorn nylock nut because in time it keeps getting loose. The acorn nylock will stop that from happening and it costs about 30 cents for each
1626030
mine was fine out of the box... no issues. excalibur is a fantastic company with excellent customer service, i'm sure they'll help you out. if not just take those screws to the harware store and i'll bet you can find one.
2117542
I just detach my quiver from my compound and put the whole thing in. I think they would if you laid the case pouch down. I have not had an issue though.
1063560
You must have a basic mounting alignment issue, I agree any archery center should be able to help you out quickly
165325
Possibly. You would definitely need to make a modification such as adding foam or something to the bottom of the quiver.
1181276
It depends on the kind of stock you have. Some people have complained about the screws being too short. I wouldn't know. I plan on using mine for a custom wooden sniper stock for my Savage 110 .300 WinMag and don't plan on using the stock screws anyway. Why not just buy a Quad Rail handguard?
560974
no i checked out your bow one way to tell if this fits there will be 2 screw holes up and down 1 inch apart if they are not there no way. but i now know after looking up the mteck line of 150lbs no u will be better off with a good side quiver and on my other answer i told u how to make a real nice one for nothing
1252851
I mounted that exact set-up and had good results. It depends a bit on the iron sights, but if you're using the stock sights then it should be no problem.
459347
I purchased these mounts recently and also seem to be experiencing the same issue. This type of nut is apparently called a nyloc. I can't seem to tighten the nut all the way, and therefore cannot really stabilize the mounts. Were you able to figure it out yet?
1952254
Yes the quiver can be easily removed. I took mine off as soon as I got it, I prefer it that way. Great Xbow.
2270097
I have same bow.Tried it out at Academy and it was a very tight fit. If quiver was attached there would definitely be no room. I went one size up and bought the compact case instead of Ultra compact
568566
I haven't but on my Saiga 223 with a 30 Rd mag it is too short. I'd insert your mag, take a tape measure and see how long your going to need and go from there, wish I would have.
2087585
If you have to struggle to pull the bolt back and must push the bolt into battery,I think that the mount is too tight. How snug a fit did you make it? If you filed the base of the mount you may have taken too much off. How easily did the bolt move before with the standard cover? I think that this is a good question for Survivor's SKS board ( www.sksboards.com ) on-line blog.
1622716
Well Peter, it all depends on if your stock is wood or synthetic. I have a synthetic stock on mine which had an eye in the butt-stock, so I just used he quick-detach part for that. As for the short stud, it screws into the screw-in end on the end of your magazine tube. But that is if that end has been drilled and threaded. Mine was ready for the stud.
1084682
I just learned the hard way. Definitely absolute co-witness with your irons on an AR. Just ordered the High Rise. I hope there is free shipping on the return otherwise I'll bave a mount laying around.
296485
Yes I do. I have had no trouble with them being out of balance. When I shot my crossbow out they were nearly right on. I is likely a combination of the crossbow (wicked ridge) and a good arrow. Hope this is a help. I would recommend them.
1826149
I never attached the sights because i was missing some of the screws. Despite not using the sight, ive been shooting pretty well. I'm sorry i couldn't be of much help!
1483102
You cannot actually mount a quiver to the sight, but you should be able to attach a quiver to your compound now itself.