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Archery Ranges in Franklin, Tennessee

Music City Archery

4.9(279 reviews)
1113 Murfreesboro Rd #205, Franklin, TN 37064

Music City Archery stands out as a welcoming family-run archery center in Franklin. This indoor facility offers comprehensive services including lessons, competitions, and bow maintenance. Their 20-yard range is perfect for beginners and experienced archers alike. The coaches are particularly good with kids and offer various programs from basic training to competitive leagues. The pro shop stocks quality equipment, and the staff takes time to help customers make informed choices. While primarily focused on instruction and recreational shooting, they keep things interesting with special events like glow-in-the-dark shoots. The warm, inclusive atmosphere and wheelchair accessibility make this a great spot for anyone interested in archery. Most customers leave impressed with both the facility's professional standards and the friendly, patient approach to teaching.

Opening Hours

Friday
12-8PM
Monday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Tuesday
12-8PM
Saturday
10AM-4PM
Thursday
12-8PM
Wednesday
12-8PM

Features

Indoor RangeShooting CoursesAccessibility FeaturesArchery Supply ShopArchery LessonsCompetitionsSpecialty EventsYouth ProgramsArchery Leagues

The Archery Den

4.2(98 reviews)
4404 Franklin S Ct, Franklin, TN 37064

The Archery Den is a specialty bow hunting shop offering equipment sales and repair services. They're known for their technical expertise in bow tuning and repairs, particularly with high-end brands like Mathews and Hoyt. While their work quality is generally solid, wait times can stretch beyond quoted estimates, especially during peak hunting season. The shop carries quality archery supplies but maintains a focused inventory rather than extensive stock. Customer experiences vary - they excel at helping intermediate to advanced archers but may appear standoffish to newcomers. Prices run on the higher end of the market. The wheelchair-accessible store features professional bow technicians who can handle complex repairs, though it's wise to plan ahead as turnaround times can be unpredictable.

Opening Hours

Friday
10AM-7PM
Monday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Tuesday
10AM-7PM
Saturday
10AM-3PM
Thursday
10AM-7PM
Wednesday
10AM-7PM

Features

Accessibility FeaturesArchery Supply Shop

Music City Archery

4.9(279 reviews)
1113 Murfreesboro Rd #205, Franklin, TN 37064

Music City Archery stands out as a welcoming family-run archery center in Franklin. This indoor facility offers comprehensive services including lessons, competitions, and bow maintenance. Their 20-yard range is perfect for beginners and experienced archers alike. The coaches are particularly good with kids and offer various programs from basic training to competitive leagues. The pro shop stocks quality equipment, and the staff takes time to help customers make informed choices. While primarily focused on instruction and recreational shooting, they keep things interesting with special events like glow-in-the-dark shoots. The warm, inclusive atmosphere and wheelchair accessibility make this a great spot for anyone interested in archery. Most customers leave impressed with both the facility's professional standards and the friendly, patient approach to teaching.

Opening Hours

Friday
12-8PM
Monday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Tuesday
12-8PM
Saturday
10AM-4PM
Thursday
12-8PM
Wednesday
12-8PM

Features

Indoor RangeShooting CoursesAccessibility FeaturesArchery Supply ShopArchery LessonsCompetitionsSpecialty EventsYouth ProgramsArchery Leagues

The Archery Den

4.2(98 reviews)
4404 Franklin S Ct, Franklin, TN 37064

The Archery Den is a specialty bow hunting shop offering equipment sales and repair services. They're known for their technical expertise in bow tuning and repairs, particularly with high-end brands like Mathews and Hoyt. While their work quality is generally solid, wait times can stretch beyond quoted estimates, especially during peak hunting season. The shop carries quality archery supplies but maintains a focused inventory rather than extensive stock. Customer experiences vary - they excel at helping intermediate to advanced archers but may appear standoffish to newcomers. Prices run on the higher end of the market. The wheelchair-accessible store features professional bow technicians who can handle complex repairs, though it's wise to plan ahead as turnaround times can be unpredictable.

Opening Hours

Friday
10AM-7PM
Monday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Tuesday
10AM-7PM
Saturday
10AM-3PM
Thursday
10AM-7PM
Wednesday
10AM-7PM

Features

Accessibility FeaturesArchery Supply Shop

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I start learning archery?

The best way to start learning archery is to find a local archery range that offers beginner lessons. Most ranges provide equipment rental and certified instructors who can teach you proper form, safety, and technique. Many also offer special programs for newcomers to the sport.

Where can I practice archery near me?

You can practice archery at indoor ranges, outdoor facilities, or 3D archery courses. Use our directory to find ranges in your area - simply select your state and city to see all available options. Many ranges offer both membership options and pay-per-visit pricing.

Do I need my own equipment to start archery?

No, most archery ranges offer equipment rental for beginners. This is recommended when starting out, as it allows you to try the sport before investing in your own gear. Once you're ready to purchase equipment, many ranges have pro shops or can recommend local archery retailers.

What types of archery facilities are available?

There are several types of archery facilities: indoor ranges for year-round practice, outdoor ranges for longer distances, 3D courses with life-sized targets, and training centers with professional instruction. Many locations offer a combination of these facilities.

How much does it cost to practice archery?

Costs vary by location and facility type. Many ranges offer affordable day passes (typically $10-30) and equipment rental. Most also provide membership options for regular practice. Beginner lessons usually range from $25-75 per session, often including equipment use.

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