We went to an open range night and it was our first time trying out archery. The staff was super…read morefriendly and it fun to learn. They were very communicative about things, including a short-notice venue change and helping me out with a payment processing issue. I recommend trying archery out with them and I'll definitely be on the lookout for future events!

Attended open range with a friend with about zero experience and had a lot of fun. We all got a…read moregeneral lesson plus some tips while shooting. Fun and nice staff, good organized setup, positive vibes. Definitely going again! Later, made several mistakes with my signup and they helped me to fix them. Also answered my questions over email before the event. Super nice, great communication. Thanks On the Mark team!

We had a really great time here. The facility is really clean and the staff was very nice/good at…read moreexplaining. $30/person for 75 minutes, it's plenty of time, lots of axe throwing We did the axes and there are several games to play like connect 4, zombies, etc. The games show up as a projector and you use a keyboard to change games and keep score. The lanes are shorter than typical axe throwing places, it was only about ~10ft maybe. If you check in, you get free popcorn! This is a great date place, definitely check it out!

Back on April 3rd, I reserved a spot for May 15th. It was for my birthday weekend and I was…read moreexcited, as I had never done archery before and had always wanted to try it. I put down a $40 deposit for the time spot for me and three guests to go. I live over an hour away from Axes and Archery, so I even went as far as researching other things we could do in the area once we were done that day. I received an email today (May 12th) saying that my event was coming up and to please have guests fill-out the safety/registration form online (copied and pasted from email: "Your Archery event is coming soon. We are "Axcited" to provide an excellent time for your group. Let our "Axperts" know if anything has changed concerning your reservation, and we can make sure your time here is one to remember. Don't forget to wear closed-toed shoes and sign the waiver for each Axe thrower/Archery Shooter.") Later in, my friend pointed out to me that on their website, it said that the Archery lanes were being upgraded (copied and pasted: "We are upgrading our Archery lanes, and in order to do so, all lanes will be temporarily closed. We expect to reopen them on June 1st. Thank you!"). I told her that no one had reached out to me all month to tell me about it and that I just received an email from them today saying my event was coming up, and that it made no mention of it being canceled. But still, I was skeptical and sent them a Facebook message explaining that I had an event coming up on Sunday and asked if everything was good to go, and that I just needed 2 of the others in my group to sign the waivers if everything was still in place. I received the reply "Perfect. You're all set then!". I even asked them about the BYOB policies and continued conversing afterward. Later that day, I had a gut feeling that I should make absolutely sure everything was good for us to drive over there for May 15th. I called and the gentleman who answered said that Archery was temporarily closed, that he was sorry, and that we could do Axe throwing if we wanted to instead. Not only am I finding this out three days before our planned day trip, received an email reminder (literally today) for our time spot and waivers, was told through Facebook messenger that I was all set...I had to find out the cancelation myself through getting ahold of them, because no one called/emailed/texted during the entire month that I had this planned. The only nice thing I could say was that the guy I spoke to on the phone at the end was apologetic and issued me a refund immediately. I'm extremely disappointed at the lack of communication. If I didn't triple check the website, we would have had zero idea that our plans were canceled and drove over there. I'm so upset that the day plans I made for other things to do in the Salem, NH area are also out the window, because they were centered around our Archery time slot. My friends and I didn't make any back-up plans or come up with any other ideas either, because we were blissfully unaware that no one would notify us if something happened.

Andover Sportsmen Club taught me most of what I know about guns and shooting. Three friends and I…read morespent approximately ten hours here one Sunday taking the NRA safety certification course required by MA for gun licensing, and somehow the instructors made it (and by "it" I don't mean just the hands-on shooting range stuff, because of course that part of it isn't dull) something other than dull. Also, when you arrive they cook you a great breakfast complete with coffee that will get you through the morning. For anyone interested in getting any sort of gun license, or in learning more about gun handling, safety, or recreational shooting, Andover Sportsmen Club is the way to go. Do make sure you don't need to refill your car with gas on your way out of North Andover late on a Sunday evening, however, or else you might find yourself at the mercy of your misguided GPS driving through a residential neighborhood, and then rescued by a British couple (bless their hearts) who drive in front of you to guide you back to civilization and, lo and behold, a gas station that, unlike many of the others you've driven by, happens to be open.

i have been a member hear for 4 months now and i believe it is the best sportsman club hands down…read more If your into shooting guns they have a great outdoor shooting range that goes from 25 yds for hand guns to a 50-100 yard range for shot guns and rifles. There is also a great skeet range as well. oh and i almost forgot about the 24 hour indoor range for all members. there is also an archery range and a 3d archery course that goes into the woods. great staff and the property is very well kept. if your are looking for a club to join and enjoy, i highly recommend Andover Sportsmen Club.

We had an amazing time with Alex running our games today. It was our first time and he did an…read moreamazing job, way better than Chris. We look forward to coming back soon!! ;)

We celebrated my boyfriends 30th birthday by booking a private event and a party table. I called a…read moreweek prior to ask some questions and was able to talk to the GM who was amazing at breaking down all the information I would need (how to order food, how the party table works, when we should be there ETC). The day off, we had Jen as our Ref and game master who trained us and ran our private game. We had a BLAST with her. The team played music that really amped us up, and I really loved that it wasn't JUST archery tag. She ran us through a bunch of different game styles and it kept it very fresh and fun. At the end we were able to have our pizza, a cake I brought in and some drinks. It was overall a really great time! Jen and the team really made our experience really fun. She was clear with the instructions, rules and really highlighted our achievements! My advice to anyone coming in, call ahead if you have any questions because the team is happy to answer your questions. This is also ONE heck of a workout, so just be dressed and ready to run! Overall we would come back for sure!

Came in here to buy some arrows, the guy acted like we were asking for the combination to the safe…read morethat holds the Declaration of Independence. Then, I couldn't find my way around and a woman with glasses ran out of the back room asking me in a paranoid voice CAN I HELP YOU WITH SOMETHING?!?!?! looking me up and down like I was going to rob the place. Super uncomfortable experience. I hope they don't treat everyone like that.

I got interested in archery kind of by accident. When I was in middle school, we had a…read moreShakespearean festival, which included archery among other things. The bows they had were these cheap compounds (with the wheels) intended for children... which in fairness, we were. Well that, and one step up is five times the cost. At some point many years after, I found this place. I was excited to try my hands at archery once again. Even though this place is a little out of the way, I still venture out here when I want to have a go of being a sort of Robin Hood, only one who is not nearly as good of a shot. I. Cost - Their rates are extremely reasonable for what you get. Shooting on the range is $12/hour if you bring your own equipment, and only $14 to borrow theirs. This cost includes instruction too! This is not a private lesson, but they will help you along the way with stance, aim, draw, and other such basics. II. Staff - their staff are some of the nicest, most patient people I have met! Whether they are telling you the 1st time or 101st time to bring your hand to your ear, they are just as patient and calm. Also, during my time shooting, adjusting the draw weight (on the compound) as well as the sight to my ideal levels was a non issue. III. Range - The range is pretty nice! It is well lit, fairly spacious, and they have targets at two different distances, although, I couldn't tell you what they are. I can however tell that the shorter distance is great for beginners... not so far that it becomes discouraging, but close enough that it is fairly challenging. When you are shooting, do be careful of obstacles like pipes or columns... but if you stay in your lane, you should be fine. IV. Equipment - Out of the bows you are able to rent there are recurves (think Robin Hood) and Compound bows (with wheels). I am fond of the latter, but must say the Genesis bow (make of compound) is not my favorite thing in the world. The reason for this is (don't quote me on this) compounds have a let off in weight when fully drawn. The Genesis bows do not (at least not a very significant one). I will not penalize this place for that because these are fairly cheap (~$100), durable, easily adjustable, and according to online markets a great entry level bow for people of all ages. When it comes to equipment, think of it in parallel with bowling . If you are just there to bowl for a bit of fun, you have entry level equipment (balls, shoes) that are durable, and good for those who don't take the sport too seriously. Same thing here, the bows and arm-guards aren't spectacular, and there is no mechanical release provided. If you come to shoot for an hour for fun, you probably don't care that much. As for me, I'd like to keep it casual for now... but even if I end up taking archery more seriously, I will not hesitate at returning to this place to practice!

Went with my two young daughters, not sure why the previous reviews criticized the coaches. When we…read morearrived the Co-owner personally coached my kids along with 8 other beginners who were just there for open shooting time. He is kind, and patient, and most of all, was not being paid to coach. My kids had a blast and i had a hard time getting them to leave. Would definitely come back

Excellent first experience with instructor Keith, who was helpful, informative and well…read moreexperienced. I shot for an hour with my father, and we both managed to get a few bullseyes each. Was not very busy and they seemed to sanitize well and social distance. The targets, which were 20 yards out, were fairly easy to shoot. I will definitely be going back. It was plenty of fun.

We took advantage of a Groupon deal and managed to do this with a group of 8. Unfortunately, we…read morekinda split up when the instructor lined us up by height. This is my 2nd time here at Artemis and I'm bummed that I did better back then compared to now. I got 3 bullseyes, but not in the same round. Orientation is quick too. Donna tells us about safeties, sign things here and there. (Please come 5/10 mins before the appointed time so you don't waste it doing all this. Afterwards, you get to shoot a balloon, into a cup and just the marker without anything on it. It's so satisfying when you hit the objects too! My recommendation would possibly add 1 extra arrow, 4 is too quick for some of us.

From the owner: We are an 18 meter indoor and 70 meter outdoor (weather permitting) archery range for recurve,…read morebarebow and longbow shooters. Hours vary daily. Please check our web site for up to date hours. We teach classes at all levels as well as offering special events such as birthday parties and corporate outings. We run monthly tournaments. We are a USA Archer Junior Olympic Archer Development Program and Adult Development Program run by a USA Archery Level 4 NTS Certified Coach..

Reedy's Archery put some GAS on my Hoyt and absolutely nailed it. Smooth, fast, dialed in - dale…read more The bow came back looking clean, shooting incredible, and tuned tight. You can tell these guys actually care about the craft and know what they're doing. Professional, friendly, and the kind of shop that keeps people coming back. Mr. Worldwide approved.

I visited Reedy's while on Vacation. Truly an awesome bow shop! I am an avid bow hunter and archery…read moreenthusiast from Kentucky, and this is by far the best bow shop I have ever been to. The people were VERY kind and welcoming and truly made this a place I intend on returning to. They have an unbelievable selection of archery equipment and a lot of experienced people to help. I cannot recommend this place enough and I cannot express how highly I think of this place.