Fine-Line ‘Hunter’ Bow Quiver Protects Arrows at Both Ends!Fine Line Quiver- FINE-LINE,INC of Lakewood, WA made it’s mark by being the first archery manufacturer to introduce a truly, Self-Aligning Peep Sight. They followed that up by bringing out the first Crosshair Bowsight and as if that wasn’t enough innovation, they now offer the only Bow Quiver that protects arrows at both ends. The FINE-LINE ‘HUNTER’ BOW QUIVER has been called ‘The Best Bow Quiver Ever Made!’ for very good reason. For starters, it features a unique telescoping center bar that is adjusted to fit the length of the arrows. This is necessary because each arrow is captured firmly in place by not only inserting the point into the foam filled hood but also at the nock end. Unlike ordinary bow quivers which utilize a set of rubber grippers to hold the arrows at mid point, the ‘HUNTER’ features a ‘Nock Bar’ onto which each arrow, nock end, is snapped into place. This feature provides extra lateral strength to the arrow but actually protects the nocks from damage and debris while hunting. The ‘Nock Bar’ also eliminates vibration, arrow noise, slippage and arrow loss common with the ‘gripper’ style quivers. Arrow removal is accomplished quickly by pushing the arrow up into the deep hood and then pulling down and out. This also allows for No-Eyes movement from quiver to string because the cock vane is always up. The ‘HUNTER’ Bow Quiver weighs a light 12 oz, adapts to fit all size/length/make of arrow from the thickest wood and aluminum to the smallest diameter Carbon shaft. The ‘HUNTER’ also features a ‘Quick Detach’ Center Locking System for easy removal and a choice of three replaceable camouflage sleeves. A ‘Quiver Lock’ Extension Bar is available as an accessory to allow single unit sight and quiver mounting and removal. ‘The Best Bow Quiver Ever Made’™ is available at your closest archery pro shop only from; FINE-LINE, Inc 11304-A steele Street South Lakewood, WA 98499 253-539-3661 253-539-3718 fax 800-445-0801 On the Internet at www.fineline.com
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