So, it means in order to get a TS, you need extra jewelry, have the quiver further away from the riser, or get a new sight. If the quiver is further from the bow, it negates the purpose of having a TS other than saying you have one...
I would search out other quivers. I eventually went to a Hoyt bow quiver, but there are others out there that may meet your needs.
So HDE is correct in a way....here is why. I had a similar setup to yours, a Hoyt Katera with an HHA with the rheostat and a Hoyt 2 piece. With the 2 piece, I needed extensions to move the quiver out sufficiently to allow operation of the sight. I still needed to leave an arrow out of then quiver to allow access to the wheel.
I truly disliked this setup up.
I bought the TS, with the aforementioned bracket, and it was a BIG improvement, but still left much to be desired.
I replaced the HHA with a MBG Ascent and I now consider the setup the best layout I have EVER had on a bow. Everything is tight, close to the bow, amazingly adjustable, durable, fully functional with no extra jewelry......I highly recommend you research the combo.
That is a goofy, but very cute, shep pup. Did he eat your quiver?
Steve
Study ki-ke's post - which is why I brought up having to change sights. The expense will increase from 1) new $100+ quiver and 2) new $100+ sight. At the end of the day, only matters what makes you happy. Just some things to consider.
Your call.
MBG's are going to add $200 to the bill......
Nothing cheap in this game....
