The Nock On Checkmate Quiver mounting bracket lets you run the same quiver on multiple bows. Mount a bracket on each bow, and you can swap the Checkmate between them without removing and reinstalling hardware every time. This quiver mounting bracket includes the full Quad Adjust system with four screws for dialing in height and offset, a lever lock for secure attachment with adjustable tension, and the Speedload arrow holder. When you remove the quiver and hang it in a tree, the bracket stays on the bow with a follow-up arrow ready on the Speedload. Installation couldn’t be easier. Mount the bracket to your sight with the two provided screws, set the height and offset for your specific bow, and the quiver slides on and locks down. Core Benefits of the Checkmate Quiver Mounting Bracket Multi-Bow Convenience: Mount a bracket on each bow and swap your Checkmate Quiver between them. Remove the quiver from one bow and reattach it to the next Quad Adjust System: Four screws give you up/down height adjustment and in/out offset so the quiver clears your arrow rest and sight Speedload Arrow Holder: Keep a follow-up arrow on the bracket when the quiver is off your bow, so you’ve always got a backup ready Lever Lock Attachment: Adjustable tension on the lever lock sets how tight the quiver locks onto the bracket Checkmate Quiver Bracket Features Quad Adjust Mounting System Two screws adjust the quiver’s height on the bracket, letting you position your arrows above the bottom cam and below the top cam. Two more screws on the bracket adjust the in/out offset so the quiver sits tight against the bow or moves out to clear an arrow rest or sight. John Dudley’s goal: find the sweet spot where your arrows and hood are centered in the bow system. Lever Lock System The lever lock secures the quiver to the bracket. An Allen screw underneath the lever adjusts how much pressure it takes to lock down, so you can set it for your preferred tightness. John Dudley designed the lever lock to be quiet and secure, so it won’t fall off or out of your hand in a tree stand. Speedload Arrow Holder The bracket includes the Speedload on the side. When you remove the quiver and hang it in a tree, the bracket stays on the bow with the Speedload holding a follow-up arrow next to your sight. John Dudley uses this for spot-and-stalk situations: one arrow on the string, one follow-up on the Speedload, quiver hung out of the way. Installation Mount the bracket to your sight with the two provided screws. Put the quiver on the bow and adjust the two height screws until your arrows sit where you want them. Remove the quiver and adjust the two offset screws to bring it in or out. Checkmate Quiver Bracket Technical Specifications Mounting: Two provided screws, attaches to sight Adjustment: Quad Adjust with four screws (two up/down, two in/out) Attachment: Lever lock with adjustable tension (Allen wrench) Speedload: Single-spoke arrow holder for follow-up arrow Compatibility: Nock On Checkmate Quiver System Checkmate Quiver Bracket Performance Mount a bracket on every bow you own, and the Checkmate quiver moves between them. Remove the quiver from one bow, attach it to the next bracket, and you’re ready to shoot. Frequently Asked Questions About the Checkmate Quiver Mounting Bracket Do I need an extra bracket if I only have one bow? The Checkmate Quiver System comes with one bracket already. This extra bracket is for archers who want to run the same quiver on a second or third bow without moving the bracket every time. How do I adjust the quiver height and offset? Two screws control height (up/down) and two screws control offset (in/out). Adjust the height so your arrows sit above the bottom cam and below the top cam. Adjust the offset so the quiver clears your arrow rest and sight. How does the bracket attach to my bow? Two screws mount the bracket directly to your sight. The Quad Adjust system then lets you position the quiver to clear your specific arrow rest and bow sight setup. Can I use the Speedload with my quiver still on the bow? The Speedload holds a follow-up arrow on the bracket after you remove the quiver. With the quiver attached, your arrows are in the quiver hood. The Speedload works best when you’ve hung the quiver in a tree and want a backup arrow on the bow. How tight does the lever lock hold the quiver? The lever lock tension is adjustable with an Allen wrench underneath the lever. You control how much pressure it takes to lock down. John Dudley designed it to be quiet and stable for tree stand use.
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