OKC archery shop suggestion

[OKRuss]

Any first-hand recommendations on where I could go look and shoot new bows in the OKC area? Instead of buying an AR I may treat myself to an upgraded bow(maybe both).

I've been in H&H but not solely for looking at bows. Didn't get the "we're knowledgeable" vibe from the staff that I spoke too. BPS/Cabela's tend to have a bigger selection but not sure if equipped for some test shooting and online it seems most of theirs are RTS which doesn't interest me. Okie-land?

Thanks!

 

[makeithappen]

Choctaw Archery (choctaw road north of NE 23rd) is my go-to. I've heard good things about a place off sunnylane and Indian hills in Moore / Norman. Don't recall the name. NW corner of that intersection.

 

[OKRuss]

Choctaw Archery (choctaw road north of NE 23rd) is my go-to. I've heard good things about a place off sunnylane and Indian hills in Moore / Norman. Don't recall the name. NW corner of that intersection.

Thanks! The one you reference in Norman is Okie Land.

 

[makeithappen]

Ah, right. Good call.

 

[Toothpick]

I know many people who swear by Choctaw archery

 

[Dorkus]

I do not have any close to me so I buy all my stuff from this place:

Borkholder Archery

We provide extensive archery and crossbow hunting equipment. We help hunters reach their full potential with a lineup of quality products.

borkholderarchery.com

They are really good guys and spent a lot of time with me on the phone while I was trying to figure out what set up I wanted. I thank them for that time investment five years ago by buying my stuff from them.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Arrowhead Archery.

Its end of year, so stock may low as new models come out each year.

 

[LittleLoggie]

I use okie land. Always had good service even when he’s slammed before deer season.

 

[SKATA]

Archery Traditions in Yukon. Good range, good owners.

 

[turkeyrun]

A bit out of the way, but Murph's, in Duncan, is well stocked, has excellent service, very knowledgeable staff.

I haven't been, but I worked with several that swore by the shop in Lawton, on Lee St.