Visited in March. First time. Video lesson was concise. I didnt pay enough attention to the part…read moreabout bending the bow-holding arm elbow and angling the grip. 3-inch abrasion and buise that I wasnt aware of until end of hour. Went away without special care. Will wear long sleeve or forearm protection next time. A few of the arrows were not straight and feather missing. Check arrows b4 start shooting. As a beginner, it was great to be shooting with understanding archers lined up next to us, shooting with high powered bows. Patient people, thank you! The 60 min was fine for beginner. Even hit bulls eye once! We brought our target sheets home. Clean, safe environment. We'll be back! Thank you!

This is not the Vegas location in particular but the ARCHERYUP platform in general. I have tried so…read moremany times and so many different ways to connect with this organization; from calling, to emailing, to online chatting, back to emailing- I cannot get ANYONE to get back to me regarding lessons for my teen. Missed opportunity for them (and for my teen). Very disappointed and would NOT recommend.

This is such a cool activity and a bit of a hidden gem! I actually found out about their archery…read morerange and lessons from TikTok and had been planning to check it out for a while. My Friend and I did a Thursday night lesson to do something different for girls night. Upon arriving, since it was our first time we were asked to watch a safety video and sign waivers prior to starting. If you come during the day there was a little cafe to get food and drinks if you were planning on spending the day out there. The range is outdoors and the weather was perfect. When we first arrived it was not super busy. There are about 12 spots for the beginners to shoot from. For $15, we were able to shoot as much as we wanted from 6:30-8:30 which I thought was a great price especially since it included rental equipment. The staff were super friendly and helpful with suggesting tweaks to aim/shoot better. Over time, more people arrived and the staff gave the option for those who had gotten comfortable shooting at the closest range if they were interested in trying a farther target to make space. Although the crowd was larger, it never felt overcrowded and we never had to wait on a lane to be open. We're already making plans to bring our husbands back to try it out too, so it's safe to say we enjoyed it!

What a well maintained shooting complex! We enjoy coming to this range. The kids tried out an…read morearchery class and enjoyed it as well.

"An arrow can only be shot by pulling it backward. So, when life is dragging you back with…read moredifficulties, it means that it's going to launch you into something great." Thomas Fuller As far back as the Stone Age, archery has been present. It's one of the oldest of sports and it's supported by the ancient artifacts that have been preserved and found. Prior to man using a gun to kill and destroy other objects and people the use of a bow and arrow was used. The word archery comes from the Latin word arcus, which means bow and arrow. In fact, in an archery game the arrow can fly twice over again than what a cheetah can run. We have all these facts about archery. Why should one care about archery today? We don't hunt any longer? We have guns to shoot our enemies and kill our food? If one forgets their past history, like what is apparently happening today all these things are forgotten. Even if your not hunting, which I would never do. Taking an animals life for sport is wrong. That's just my personal preference. Im not going to hunt any humans either? But we need to keep the past alive here in the present. The staff here are very well trained in the skills of archery. Maybe not for hunting but just to keep the skill alive. Most of the staff are on the younger side as well. They build bows here for all price ranges. And can even teach you how to use your bow properly. While the bow and arrow was mankind's first weapon of choice and advanced technology. In many American Native cultures the bow and arrow symbolized an embodiment of magic as given through the spirit world. These days the bow and arrow has truly evolved. The compound bow is what we ended up taking home vs the recurve bow. The compound bow allows the user to draw with more control and less weight as you use it. The compound bow is truly better at accuracy than the recurve bow. Most individuals start on a recurve bow and graduate to a compound bow. The consistency of the compound bow might seem more complex it's easy to master with practice. A good shooter is known for their aim. Archery is in the love of watching the arrow fly and hit the target. Now focus your mind and let the bow be part of you. Aim and let go and watch the arrow fly to the target.

Knowledgeable and friendly staff has always accommodated and usually has same day lessons and range…read moreavailability

Cameron has absolutely amazing customer service! I really want to recognize Cameron by name because…read morehis hospitality stood out. Cameron was already headed in a completely different direction when he noticed the curious and slightly lost look on my face. Without me even having to ask, Cameron stopped what he was doing, came over, and offered to assist me. That kind of attentiveness means a lot. Cameron made sure I found exactly what I needed and made me feel genuinely welcomed and cared for. Thank you so much, Cameron, for going out of your way to help. Exceptional customer service and great hospitality with a great selection

Amazing store for dog owners, outdoors people, hunters, fishers, boaters, campers, and more. Great…read moreselection, and great value. It is also a really fun place to visit even if you aren't shopping for anything specific. As a big-dog owner with a Doberman who is a service dog in training, I've now visited this store three times with my dog, and every trip has been fantastic. The store carries a huge variety of outdoor equipment, clothing, hunting and fishing gear, camping supplies, boating equipment, shoes, dog supplies, treats, toys, and more. I especially love the aquariums and taxidermy displays throughout the store--they make it feel more like an experience than just a store. There's also an archery range, outdoor seating, tractors on display, and a beautiful entrance with a wooden bridge over water. **** Why I especially love it for dogs in training**** For dogs that already have their basic commands down and are ready for more real-world exposure, I think this is an excellent environment. There are so many opportunities to practice: * Different surfaces: wooden bridges, smooth floors, carpet, stairs, rocks, etc. * New sights: taxidermy, boats, tractors, aquariums, hunting and camping equipment, and more. * New smells: fish bait, treats, snacks, clothing, shoes, other dogs, and people. (Smelling from a distance ofc, I don't let my dog stick her nose right up in there, that's rude haha) * Loose-leash walking and heeling: It's a large store, so there's plenty of room to practice navigating turns, corners, and aisles. * Down-stays: The many aisles make great opportunities to practice staying calmly while you browse. * Focus around distractions: On busier days, your dog may encounter children, adults, other dogs, and all the other activity that comes with a large store. * Tasking practice: For service dogs in training, it can be a useful environment to practice maintaining focus and performing tasks around distractions. * Confidence building: The variety of sights, sounds, smells, surfaces, and people can provide gentle exposure for dogs who need to build confidence. Of course, I would only recommend bringing dogs that are under control, non-aggressive, and have a reasonable foundation of basic obedience. And always follow the store's current pet/service-animal policies. As someone who can get a little anxious about whether my SDiT is behaving perfectly, I also appreciate how comfortable and welcoming this environment feels. I've had my dog do the occasional "drive-by nose boop" to someone we passed, and instead of feeling embarrassed, I've generally found people to be incredibly understanding and friendly. I've even met fellow big-dog owners and had conversations about Dobermans. One of my favorite moments was when my Doberman suddenly froze and intensely stared down an empty aisle with one paw lifted like she was "pointing" at something invisible. An employee and I both started laughing. **** Great for big-dog owners**** I've found their dog selection particularly useful for larger breeds. Because of the store's focus on outdoor and hunting dogs, I've noticed a better selection of larger-dog equipment than I often find at typical pet stores. They also carry things that can be useful beyond hunting, including scent-training supplies, life jackets for swimming, training equipment, toys, treats, and other gear. I could easily see using many of these products for scent work, dock diving, outdoor adventures, and general training. I also appreciate the selection of dog treats and the ability to find options with ingredients I feel comfortable giving my dog. **** Overall Experience **** The staff have always been friendly, personable, professional, and helpful--and sometimes genuinely funny. There's plenty of parking, and the outdoor area and entrance make the store feel inviting before you even walk inside. I also love that it's open until 10 p.m. on weekdays. To me, Bass Pro Shops feels like more than a store. It's almost like a little mini-world where you can shop, explore, train your dog, and see other people enjoying the store too. I highly recommend this place for hunters, boaters, fishers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts.... but especially for dog owners whose dogs already have a foundation of obedience and are ready for more real-world exposure and distractions.

Well run, well organized, and good people running the day to day operations. Only complaint is the…read morerifle side is only 200 yards. Waiting for the long range rifle ranges to get built.

I've been to the rifle and pistol range many times and always have a great experience. Today I went…read moreto the shotgun range and took a trap shooting lesson. The instructor Jim, was a great instructor, extremely knowledgeable about shooting, super patient and very helpful. I learned I was doing 6 things wrong, lol. After his guidance I was shooting so much better than ever before, it was 1000% worth the $30.00 fee. After that I shot 2 more rounds of trap and wobble, Jay the RSO was super helpful as well. I highly recommend the lessons and the entire shooting complex as a whole.

This place is huge! Lots of outdoor goodies to choose from. You can find items from guns to…read morecamping. Prices are reasonable. Check out the sales items. Great service! Store is very clean and well maintained. They even offer 5% discount for first time customers that sign up for free membership. I will definitely be back to purchase more items for the shooting range and other for outdoor items.

Great staff, gentleman in fishing section took the time to go through every rod and brand to help…read morefind me a medium light rod, got the right rod and weight. Was super helpful and really took the time to help me, super satisfied will always continue to shop here for outdoor needs!

This business has always been a wonderful destination for me when my wife and I travel to Las Vegas…read morefrom Arizona. Last visit was not so nice. After driving 1.5 hours we wanted a restroom. An employee said restrooms are closed and will be converted to more sales space. Customers must find another business that will allow use of their restrooms. Do not shop at Sportsman Warehouse.

It's unreasonable for one of the staff here claiming that the firearm I bought from this store is…read moreillegal, I'm not sure if he's trying to be funny. this store sells guns but doesn't support open carry, calling me a suspicious, I'm extremely disappointed and won't be spending my money here again