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Everyone know where thoes shops are K...

Oh and Pete's Archery in Garfield, Darton Bows...

Sportsmen Center
Simon Peters
Franks
Pete's Archery


That's 4...

RED wrote:Oh and Pete's Archery in Garfield, Darton Bows...

Sportsmen Center
Simon Peters
Franks
Pete's Archery


That's 4...

All of these places have accessible ranges? Thanks for the info.

ranges?

Never said they had a range, but you dont need a range to try a bow out...

RED wrote:

ranges?

Never said they had a range, but you dont need a range to try a bow out...

You can actually "shoot" them there? Not talking about just drawing back on the string to get a "feel" of it.

Targeteers don't let you shoot the bow before you purchase????? WHAT... I would never purchase without shooting it.

Sportsmans Center in Bordentown, NJ.

Behind they archery counter there is a place to shoot. Small range that they chrono the bow and let you test drive it. Upstairs there is a 10 station range up to 20 yards.

Thanks for the info

You can actually "shoot" them there? Not talking about just drawing back on the string to get a "feel" of it.

We can tell that you have never shot a bow before K, all you need to test a bow is a few yards, don't need a range.. I shoot my bow in the living room.

No Brian you can't..


It's me red, Im at my brothers house...

davet140 wrote:

You can actually "shoot" them there? Not talking about just drawing back on the string to get a "feel" of it.

We can tell that you have never shot a bow before K, all you need to test a bow is a few yards, don't need a range.. I shoot my bow in the living room.

No Brian you can't..


It's me red, Im at my brothers house...

Dave, I shot 4 crossbows about 2 yrs ago. Was never able to draw back on a compund, though. (My favorite pasttime is shooting handguns. I never shot any of my guns prior to owning them, either.) This came up because I was asked on the "other" site if Rob allows "test drives". I didn't want to give wrong info and relayed what he told me. I would also be surprised if many allow "test drives" on bows prior to purchasing them. Some order them online. You can't "test drive" them 1st then, either. Was trying to get info for whomever needed it. Thanks for your input.

K, dave is my brother, I was using his computer, I wrote the above post...