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Traditional shooters...question for you

Still nothing better than the Kwik Lok.
You dont have anything to think about or deal with at the moment of truth.
The arrow is completely under control until its time to actually draw the bow. There is nothing to undo like the diy in the video.
And if the shot doesn't present itself, then there is nothing to re-do which you may forget to do.


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... And its "cheap" in the grand scheme of archery and hunting
 
Still nothing better than the Kwik Lok.
You dont have anything to think about or deal with at the moment of truth.
The arrow is completely under control until its time to actually draw the bow. There is nothing to undo like the diy in the video.
And if the shot doesn't present itself, then there is nothing to re-do which you may forget to do.


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I have to agree...and the fact that it is cheap and easy insurance for keeping your arrows on the shelf....it flat out works.
 
That is slick. I have come to really like that guy and some of his podcasts. One of his most recent, maybe 2-3 episodes ago of his podcast he had a professional arborist on there talking about ropes, climbing safety and what not and it was very elucidating! i am planning to change a few things up after listening to that and cross-checking with a few arborist guys I know.
I think this little slick mod could be done without the rubber inner tube handle, maybe a strong rubberband of something like that.
Yeah, some of his videos have some really good ideas.
 
Yeah, some of his videos have some really good ideas.
I wouldn't trade my Kwik Lok for his arrow keeper, but one excellent tip I got from that video was his idea to switch quiver foam from black to light colored foam. That's a really good idea for when an arrow needs to be put away during low light.

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