Replacement 5-Arrow Gripper for Great Northern Bow Quiver Review
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Having trouble getting your arrows to fit your Great Northern bow quiver? No more! These arrow grippers from Great Northern are offered in three sizes so getting the perfect grip on your arrows is easy. ...read more
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Replacement 5-Arrow Gripper for Great Northern Bow Quiver Reviews
Excellent Accessorie
Fred
5 years ago
A needed replacement for those who shoot carbon and wooden arrows.
I would buy again and great service, thanks!
Rod
7 years ago
Received the items promptly and they were as good as expected. Great service
Great replacement for the newer smaller diameter carbon
CaptCJ747
8 years ago
This was the perfect replacement for the smaller diameter carbon shafts
Solid replacement part
Jdawg
9 years ago
I was switching over to carbon shafting with 5/16" shafts. This replacement arrow gripper was easy to install, quiet and functional. Good product.
Northern 5-Arrow Gripper
Ray the archer
10 years ago
I use this to carry different sizes of arrows. It is easy to replace with a screw driver. You only have three screws to loosen to replace a different size for your arrow type. The bow quiver is quiet and light.
Works ok
Tomahawk
10 years ago
Works ok but wish the grippers were a little deeper and i had to buy the right size grippers because the ones that come with quiver were too big had to pay xtra money when you should have the option of the size you want when buying quiver now i have the one that came with it and i dont need it because its too big the medium size works ok though
Great Gripper
Rick
10 years ago
I liked the looks of this arrow gripper and got the foam also. It looked nice for me to make my own side quiver.
Poor fit (very unusual!)
Hemlockhunter
10 years ago
Very unusual. I bought to replace the arrow gripper on a Northern Mist Quiver for Easton type arrows. Unfortunately, it was very hard to put on the existing quiver, then the arrow grippers were not sized to fit the Easton arrows very well. The two inner grippers will have to be bored out a little. I'll do that myself. But someone should alert the factory to this. (I'm still a big… read more fan of 3-rivers, so don't judge them by this).
Skinny Aroows, Easton Axis
Kerry
13 years ago
I bought this when I bought some Easton Axis 400 arrows. Holds the arrows tight.
Wrong sizing information
Ron
13 years ago
Information on 3R website says to use the small size for Beman MFX. Information that comes from Great Northern in the packaging says a size medium should be used with 9/32" shafts. The size small is too small for the Beman MFX's. 3R should change their website description on this item to match what Great Northern recommends.
Replacement 5-Arrow Gripper for Great Northern Bow Quiver Questions and Answers
Asked by
AC
5 years ago
Hi, which size is required for the Easton Axis Traditional arrows, Thanks.
The Medium size will be 9/32" to 5/16" to fit the Axis shafts.
5 years ago
The Medium size will be 9/32" to 5/16" to fit the Axis shafts.
Asked by
Brian
5 years ago
What gripper size is needed for Black Eagle's Vintage standard diameter arrows?
Black Eagle Vintage Arrows have a diameter of 5/16 therefore you
5 years ago
Black Eagle Vintage Arrows have a diameter of 5/16 therefore you will need a size medium replacement gripper.
Asked by
carlos
7 years ago
Which size do i need for full metal jacket shafts?
You would need to get either the medium or the small. I have the
7 years ago
You would need to get either the medium or the small. I have the FMJ's and i use the medium gripper.
Asked by
tom
9 years ago
What gripper do I need for big alum. 2315's and wood arrows? I'm guessing the large?
Yes a large
9 years ago
Yes a large
The large holds my 2117s nicely.
9 years ago
The large holds my 2117s nicely.
Asked by
Jim
12 years ago
Will this work with your Traditional Only arrows? If not what size do I need?
The normal size will hold the Traditional Only arrows and the sm
12 years ago
The normal size will hold the Traditional Only arrows and the small gripper will give you a little more secure fit.
the gripper sizes are large 11/32-23/64, med 9/32-5/16, small 3/
12 years ago
the gripper sizes are large 11/32-23/64, med 9/32-5/16, small 3/16- 1/4.. most carbon arrows are 5/16, beman and axis are smaller. the traditional only shafts are 5/16. so you would need a med.
I shoot Gold Tip 3555s (0.296"), so I use the Great Northern qui
12 years ago
I shoot Gold Tip 3555s (0.296"), so I use the Great Northern quiver retrofit with a small gripper. The 3Rivers Traditional Only (0.3125") may work with the stock large gripper that comes with the Great Northern. I would try that first, and then order the medium if the large is too loose. The small will not work, it will be too tight. No matter which gripper you use, it will perform better if you lubricate the grips with a small amount of petroleum jelly.
Asked by
Halfrack
12 years ago
I need a new gripper for my Great Northern quiver. I'm shooting 75-95 Gold Tip shafts. What size should I get? Thanks, Chris
For the 75/95 Gold Tip arrows you will want to use the medium gr
12 years ago
For the 75/95 Gold Tip arrows you will want to use the medium gripper.
I own a Great Northern quiver and both the large and small gripp
12 years ago
I own a Great Northern quiver and both the large and small grippers. I shoot GT 35/55s out of my long bow, so I use the small gripper in the field. It is snug, but I apply petroleum jelly to the gripper and that makes it work well. I stalk, so I don't want any of the noise that comes with arrow slippage. I also have GT 75/95s on hand because that's what I shoot out of my compound bows. I tried them, and they seem too tight in the small gripper, although they fit in the large gripper (of course). So, the large gripper may work, but I haven't tried it in the field, taking steps with the weight of inverted broadheads testing the holding power of the grips (I only use this quiver on my long bow). Bottom line: if it's a new replacement gripper that's required, I would get the medium for GT 75/95s. If it's a new quiver or you can still use the original gripper, trying the stock large gripper before spending the money on a new medium gripper is an option. In either case, apply a thing film of petroleum jelly to the grips. I hope this helps. Ed
The med size will work fine. A Gold tip 76-95 will fall under th
11 years ago
The med size will work fine. A Gold tip 76-95 will fall under the 5/16 size.
Get the medium gripper for and gold tip shaft
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12 years ago
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