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PVC Bow Holder

Discussion in 'DIY Archery & Hunting Projects' started by Rampaige, Jul 11, 2016.

  1. Rampaige

    Rampaige Die Hard Bowhunter

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    There are probably quite a few of these floating around. I got the idea from one of these sites years ago and finally decided to make one this week. It's 1-1/4" PVC. I wish I had done 1" PVC with a 2" arrow tube but I had a bunch of this stuff lying around. It works pretty well. The paint is kinda iffy. It scratches easily. The pipe insulation made a huge difference with how the bow sits. It kept falling over until I put the insulation on. [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
     
  2. Jeepwillys

    Jeepwillys Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Looks good man.
     
  3. elkguide

    elkguide Grizzled Veteran

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    Cool idea.
     
  4. joshcalhoun18

    joshcalhoun18 Weekend Warrior

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    It looks awesome! Very cool idea, thanks for sharing!
     
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    choppernut Weekend Warrior

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    That's cool. Another way to rest your bow!
     
  6. jfergus7

    jfergus7 Legendary Woodsman

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    Very nice! I made one a few years back and it still works great.
     
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    Oly44 Grizzled Veteran

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    Up for debate. :lol: as long as you don't have a bow on one side and the other person takes then bow from the opposite you will be fine. :poke:


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  8. Coop

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    Nice work.

    I built one going on 4-5 years ago now. It stays outside all the time, even over winter.

    Old pic but even the duct tape is hanging in there lol.

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  9. jfergus7

    jfergus7 Legendary Woodsman

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    No the problem was we had like 3 bows on each side and it got tipsy. For single bows it works great which is what it was designed for! You needed a new stabilizer anyways what are you complaining about! Lol


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  10. Chouzoo

    Chouzoo Newb

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    looking awesome. nice jobs :)
     
  11. CToutdoorsman

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    Wanna make me one? :moose:
     
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    Zerocool Newb

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    looks good, I made something similar last year, they work great
     
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    Now thats pretty cool
     
  14. borntobowhunt

    borntobowhunt Newb

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    Just signed up here on this site here and I came across this and immediately went down to Lowes and got the materiel! I'll post a picture when I'm done!


    The flight of the arrow is a true as the skill and the nerve of the man with the bow
     
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    borntobowhunt Newb

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    Just finished mine this afternoon. Thanks for the idea! So happy with how it came out!

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    The flight of the arrow is a true as the skill and the nerve of the man with the bow
     
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    I made this one yrs ago, still using it today, what i like most is that I can take it down so I can use it when I travel. Never got around to painting it. The extra T's you see on the bottom front allow me to add stabilizing feet should i be on uneven ground bow holder4.jpg bow holder3.jpg bow holder1.jpg bow holder5.jpg bow holder2.jpg bow holder6.jpg
     

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