If you're looking to try something new, this may be just the place!…read more My friend and I try to get together once a month to do something adventurous. This month we ended up at Central Florida archery. We signed up for a 2 person novice lesson. When we got there, they had the equipment ready for us. Our instructor was Mike, and he was great! Mike walked us through how to decide which I is dominant, how to hold a bow, how to shoot, how to aim, and everything we need to get started. Then we got to shooting! The lesson was one hour long. Mike was so good, we both got bullseyes before time was up! We're already talking about planning another day to come out and do this again. It was such a fun experience. They offer lessons from one person up to a group of people. They also allow you to bring your own gear or rent their gear to just come and shoot without doing a lesson. One thing to note: The address will take you to a red gate, which is closed. You have to open the gate to get in (it's just latched) and close it behind yourself before driving down the sandy road to the parking lot.

I have been wanting to find a new hobby and was interested in learning archery and I'm loving it!!…read moreI found this place on Facebook and set up a 1 on 1 lesson. It's $50 for 2 hours. My instructor was Rob. He was wonderful. He helped me a lot on what I needed to work on. It's outdoors and currently uncovered so it can get hot. There only 5 shooting lanes but 2 people can share a target. I had a great experience and definitely want to return.

They were so good with my son, very patient and kind! They took the time to show him and change his…read morebow out for him!

Jury is out on Adventure Archery. USPS claims they delivered my order but did not. Isn't shipping…read morethe sellers responsibility, especially as much as sellers charge for this service? I'm expecting to be credited or better yet sent what I ordered. I'll be back with a follow up review! For now I could not recommend them, we'll see.

Went in as they were the only LGS that had a Springfield Kuna in stock. I called ahead to check and…read morethey let me know they had one left on the wall. I headed over there quickly and was able to hold it in hand check it out and opted to buy it. The guys there were super chill. All of them made conversation from talking about other PCCs to even discussing our carry's and cerakoting. The system was moving a bit slow because this happened to be the day that AWS crashed, but they still managed to get everything cleared and processed and let me know that if anything happened with the card charge to let them know and they'd rectify it asap (nothing did happen). I think that their prices were fair and maybe even better than other "big box" shops from everything else I saw on display. This will likely be my regular LGS moving forward.

Great place with an amazing selection. Nice indoor range too. Staff is friendly & courteous. They…read moremake you feel at home.

Great service. They went out of the way to help me. I plan on going back for all my bow hunting…read moreneeds and advice.

Excellent experience going to Arrowhead. Needed some help setting up my first bow. Arrowhead did a…read moregreat job and taught me how to use my bow much better. Moved me 6 months ahead in my learning archery. I highly recommend this business.

I spent the afternoon here with friends, and had an amazing time! They supply you with everything…read more Great for first timers and experienced shooters. Loads of open space. Definitely will be back.

From the owner: Joseph Steed's Archery and Firearms, LLC specializes in archery and firearms training in a country…read moresetting with outdoor ranges. With 40 years of experience in the fields mentioned and being a professional educator (Lake-Sumter State College), you can expect and you will get the best training. Training is all we do. Our classroom is air conditioned and heated with full kitchen and bathroom. Your comfort is important to us. We believe in training done right.

Great service. Very professional, welcoming and helpful. Good range of inventory but did order…read moresome products for us as well.

Being new to a hobby or sport can be intimidating, especially with a hobby that is so developed and…read moretechnical by nature; however, thanks to the referrals of many archery hobbyists across the state, I was directed to this absolute gem of a store who removed the intimidation. Not only was I welcomed in, the wonderful staff spent their time and attention walking me through all of the basic pertinent information for getting in the mindset of getting started. The excellent guidance, consideration, and commitment to educating me on the safety, equipment, and knowledge was second to none. Their selection was large, and their humble demeanor made this quite the afternoon to spend at this store. I can't say enough about how friendly and kind the staff are, so whether you are considering a new hobby, or are looking for an excellent community resource, then look no further.

I'm hesitant to say this place is great because I want to keep it a secret. Very few amateurs here…read more Serious outdoor range with many range officers assuring that the range stays safe. Been to many ranges. None are better. Just don't tell anyone. I hate crowds.

This is a very nice range! It is a drive, but the seclusion and different outside ranges offer a…read moregreat variety for what distance you want to shoot from, with a handgun or rifle. I came out with my wife for a private shooting instruction, and tried various handguns. There is a membership that is under $400 to start for the year, there are public days here too, and those are days when there is a crowd and you may have to wait a while to shoot. You bring your own gun, ammunition, and targets so you're using your own product. There are some rules that you must obey, or you'll be asked to leave. Bring some earplugs and eyegear whether it's your everyday glasses or some eye protection, as you don't want to suffer temporary deafness or get anything in your eyes. Fun fact, due to the range being rural, you will see some wildlife, whether on the path to the range, or on the range itself. No you can't shoot the wildlife!

Amazing spot but managers need to train their employees better…read more There are two types of guns here: Gun A: fires narrow beam, but fully automatic Gun B: fires wider beam, but not fully automatic The employees had us all pick our guns and then started handing out..vests...and...headbands?! Folks, A comes with a vest where you can get hit on shoulders, chest, and back. B comes with a HEADBAND. A headband that many people will wear around their neck. What this means: folks with Gun A are very easy to hit. Folks with Gun B are very easy to hit. In our game, everyone with Gun B DOMINATED. I don't think these guns are equal, there needs to be more standardization. The games themselves though? An absolute blast. I played poorly every game but was still having an amazing time! You get a lot of excercise and it's genuinely thrilling. Bonus for the welcoming atmosphere for folks with all different cultura l and ethnic backgrounds, including gender neutral bathrooms!

" Best day of my life " my kids tell me. Heros had so many fun activities for all ages Day pass is…read morethe way to go to guarantee your kids will have the most fun. Aside from the fun activities, my kids biggest praise was the staff, Sammy and Hayley made my kids feel like i paid extra for a special escort to ensure they had the most fun. Sammy and Hayley had the best outgoing inviting personalities, they made every activity even more exciting. They are amazing at their jobs. My kids felt so special Sammy and Hayley remembered their names . All my kids can say is they cant wait to go back.

This place is great! I have always wanted to learn how to shoot a bow and arrow, so when friends…read moreinvited me to go with them to the Introductory Class, I happily went to the TAS webpage and signed up for it. The Intro Classes are offered every Saturday, and you must take one before you are allowed to take even the beginning archery classes here. The area the school is located in is a little bit sketchy, but don't let that deter you. In the Intro Class, the owner Bryce does a brief overview of different bows, and rules, and gear, and then you actually get to shoot. After taking the intro, you have the option of signing up for beginner classes (or you can test 'up' if you are experienced already). They offer classes 4 times a week, and it's either $25/class or $80 for the whole month with unlimited classes. That is definitely the way to go, because you will need to/ want to practice, practice, practice! The building this is in also doubles as a martial arts dojo, so no shoes are allowed on the mat. It gets very, very warm inside, with only fans to keep it cool, so dress accordingly. You shoot at targets about 10 ft away. TAS provides all the gear you need: bow, arrows, arm guard, finger tab, and targets. They even have bows for lefties like me! During class, the two instructors walk up and down the line behind the shooters giving tips and comments to improve one's form and shooting skills. They also have an arrangement with The Archery Shop on N. Florida Ave., so some of the classes are held there. It's fun to switch things up and shoot at this location, because this range is about 20 ft long. I have enjoyed myself immensely taking these classes, and highly recommend this school if you have an interest in archery.

Knowledgeable and friendly staff, offers JOAD classes. Junior Olympic Archery Development I…read morebelieve is what JOAD stands for. My twins took their first FREE lesson today. The instructors Mark & Bryce just from the hour lesson I could tell were totally devoted to their sport. I am excited about my twins learning Archery from these guys.