Ace Archers, Inc

Tried this place for the first time on a Groupon the other day. Brought 3 of my friends who had been once or twice before. I was the only newbie.
We all received the same attention and same instructions. I didn’t feel like an outsider.
Make sure you stay aware and you’ll have no problems. We caught on pretty quickly and started hitting the target right off the bat!
Our instructor Steve was awesome, easy going and made us laugh. A great help to keep us relaxed but still learning. Another coach who was helping out on the line that kept us in good spirits and made the experience fun was Jaques. I recommend them both if its your first time.
There is a huge parking lot, one person restrooms, lots of supplies for sale.
Prices are great and I will be back!

Ace Archers has excellent archery instruction; I’ve been bringing my son here for lessons, and his form and accuracy have improved dramatically in a short time. He has tried lessons at several other places that are closer to us, but this one is much better. The lessons are an 8-​week set of classes, 2 hours each week. Each class begins with about 15 – 20 minutes of instruction and practice on the topic of the week, with everyone standing in front of a large mirror so you can check your form. This is followed by shooting practice on either short or long ranges, with instructors watching and giving tips the whole time. The staff: student ratio for the classes is excellent. Some days it’s 1:3, sometimes a bit higher.
The setup for waiting parents is great too. There’s a long seating section along one wall, with long windows so you can watch what’s happening on the shooting range. Free wifi, power plugs. A Keurig coffee-​maker and snacks are for sale.
They also run tournaments here, as well as outdoor shooting on some weekends. Tom and the staff are professional, and they also make it fun. They also have alternate targets you can use: zombies and dinosaurs. They also sell lots of equipment. Recurve and compound bows, crossbows, arrows, other accessories.

Very cool place. Loads of parking. You do have to climb 2 flights to get up there, though.
They were very flexible with us. We got to try out a few different bows and such to figure out what worked best for us.
We were beginners so we needed a few pointers, but they did not talk down to us as though we were children or idiots. I was a bit apprehensive that there would be some weird elitist archery-​expert types, but everyone was very down to earth. I felt extremely comfortable.
Seth helped us out, and he was great. I was sorry to hear that he would be leaving for school. The owner, Tom, was also really personable. I will definitely be back.
Thanks guys!

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Ace Archers is an indoor archery range and store. You can bring your own equipment here to shoot or if you are new to flinging arrows or don’t happen to have your own stuff they will let you use their bows and arrows.
The prices are very reasonable, the last I looked it was twelve bucks an hour if you bring your own equipment and fourteen if you use theirs. They also have personalized instruction for beginnings or people that want to improve their shooting. Archery is one of those very simple things that is very hard if you don’t do it correctly
The people working here definitely know what they are doing, are patient, and obviously love archery. They will talk forever about the history, techniques and equipment if you give them a chance.
Besides being a shooting range, Ace also sells archery equipment and has both simple recurves and the more modern compound bows. I’m sure they can get you a long bow if you really want to go retro.
Beside the bows they also sell a huge selection of arrows and accessories. The one negative with the range is that it is fairly small and occasionally it gets a bit crowded. But that’s fine because sometimes you can learn a whole lot by just watching.

been here couple of times. first with a Groupon, and then hosted a «group event» for hub’s bday. had a great time both times.
staff is professional and knowledgeable, always there to give commands to shoot and retrieve, and correcting posture as needed. owners are polite but not over-​bearing; i emailed about the said group event and was met with timely response and good amount of flexibility about the arrangements.
plenty of parking in the lot; place is not difficult to find (with a GPS), if a little tucked in. they host various events on different days, so make sure you check their website for the event calendar!
bonus: after i left one time, my friend had a run-​in w/​a Patriot as his son came for practice (don’t ask me who LOL); very down-​to-​earth guy i heard. try your luck some time!

Great afternoon thanks to Brad and the entire staff. Great fun, great people. They took the time to provide prompt, easy to follow instruction, and stayed engaged with the group the entire time. Prices are very reasonable… even bought a youth bow for my son after they assisted in determining the proper sizing (we wanted to buy, certainly not pressured). We shall return!

I came here with 8 other friends with a prepurchased voucher for a lesson of archery and some shooting time. Our instructor was very friendly and helpful with teaching safety and such.
Every one was instructed to do the same things at the same time. We had to wait for everyone to finish each point before moving forward to the next.
Because the facility isn’t very big, there isn’t enough room to do separately from others so you didn’t need to wait for everyone to finish — this gives players less time to shoot basically.
There was supposed to be space for 12 people total. We were 30 minutes early and asked the clerk if there was space where we can buy one more since we had an extr person with us. He told us no, that there wasn’t. Turns out, later, there were others who came in at the same time as us and even later, during our session and interrupting us. So yea, there were space, or perhaps it was overbooked and they couldn’t tell them no so now we were squished together more. Not the instructors fault.
If people make their sessions in groups of whatever that amount is, they should really give those folks privacy of that and not have to wait for the other 8 to finish before they can go again. Within an hour, there isn’t a lot of time to shoot and practice and this defeats it.
On a positive note, parking was easy since it’s a big lot. the bathroom and facility were clean and organized.
Negative: not enough shooting practice time.

First things first — my GPS told me I had arrived, yet I was still on a residential street. Umm. no.
Turns out it was a little ahead of itself. When you head over to Ace Archers from Route 95, keep heading down Morse St until you pass a lake. Ace is in a red brick building right after.
Parking is no issue, because they have a shared lot with the other businesses in the building. Their location, however, on the 3^rd floor might be, if you have trouble with stairs — I didn’t notice any elevator, but then I wasn’t looking for one either.
Doesn’t matter if you are left handed or right, what matters is which is your dominate eye — mine’s the right. Then they measure you for your arrows (purple with 2 white and 2 black for me!) and bow (H). They had maybe 16 lanes, and a nice windowed hallway set up with a counter and chairs for those who just wanna watch. You also head down this hall to get to their nice single person bathrooms by the end.
We were here for a birthday party and ended up paying $ 15 apiece. I enjoyed myself thoroughly, although I also came back with a few bruises on my left arm. If it hurts, tell them, and they’ll give you another type of arm guard. Archery isn’t supposed to hurt.
The fellow handling our group was entertaining, and we had a great time!

I am a complete beginner at archery, I had never even held a bow when I walked in. The staff was very friendly and helpful and I had a lot of fun. Their pricing was very reasonable. I was afraid it might be intimidating but it wasn’t at all, I would definitely recommend it to anyone interested in archery!

Had my son’s 12^th birthday party there. The owner who was also our lead instructor was extremely short and rude to most of us throughout our entire experience. He also was continually repremanding his staff which made the whole experience very uncomfortable. He had very little sense of what proper customer service is and should be working in the army as drill sergent not running a small business catering to the public. Although the kids had a good time they all commented on how rude the instructor was and we all were on edge the entire experience. Wish there were more facilities like this because it seems like a fun sport but I would not go back to this place.

My girlfriend wanted to go shoot arrows and I have to came across a groupon for it so I bought two. Even without the groupon it only cost $ 12 for lesson and one hour of shooting time per person.
This place is pretty small so you have to make an appointment. The equipment that they use is pretty nice. The best thing about this place is the instructors. They are very helpful and have a very happy sense of humor.
I would go again.

Very disappointed in the owner’s decision to not honor a Boston deals voucher that would have only been used ONE day past the expiration date. Bought a half price voucher for a one hour archery lesson/​target practice for my husband for Father’s Day. Kept meaning to use it all summer long but realized this week that it expires on Friday. I called to explain that we would definitely be able to come down on Saturday to have my husband use the voucher as he cannot go on a weekday since he works full time. The owner immediately refused to honor the voucher and complained that he makes very little money off them anyways and proceeded to tell me how much he makes off each voucher. Very unprofessional and not my problem! DON’T offer deals on these types of sites if you don’t like the amount of money you make off them!!! The worst part of this whole ordeal is that Ace Archers just lost out on a LOT of business that my husband would have DEFINITELY given them. He has really been into archery lately and would have spent a lot of money in their store on merchandise as well as future archery practice sessions. Sorry, Ace Archers, you just lost out on a LOT of profit. Too bad your owner is stingy and wouldn’t honor a measly one hour voucher that he’s already gotten paid for anyways. OH and yes, I KNOW that we can use the amount we paid for the voucher towards a full price session. We will definitely not be doing that at a place owned and run by such an uptight and cheap person. Again, I can’t STAND these businesses who offer «deals» to their stores/​restaurants/​salons, etc. and then COMPLAIN that they don’t make enough money off them. Stop offering these types of deals OR look on the positive side and hope you will gain a larger repeat customer base that has been drawn in by the deal!

I’ve been into the shop a couple of times now, so i thought I’d share my great experiences.
The first time I went in was with my husband to look at bows. Jameson clearly explained the differences between the makes of different brands of recurves, including the materials and the benefits of different arrow rests. We each decided on a particular riser that we liked, but Jameson insisted that we wouldn’t really know whether we liked them until we shot with them. He took the time to measure us and get us set up with quivers, arrows, properly weighted limbs, etc. so we could each shoot a few arrows down range. We opted to wait a few weeks before buying our bows, so Jameson wrote down the specifications of of both of them for us. Overall, he was super helpful and the environment was great.
Fast forward a couple of weeks to when I went in to buy my bow. Jameson only works on the weekends, but Tom (who I believe is the owner) was available to help me. I gave him the piece of paper that Jameson had written on and he walked me through the purchase of my first bow. He was incredibly patient in explaining everything (even doing show and tell when necessary) and he answered my questions with insightful, honest opinions. At no point did I ever feel that I was being pushed to buy something I didn’t need. Tom seems genuinely interested in the education and success of his customers in archery.
If you are interested in target archery, I would highly recommend Ace. All of the staff members (even those that didn’t help me directly) have been so friendly and welcoming. I live 35 miles north of the shop (which, as you know, could mean a drive of over an hour), but I consider the commute absolutely worth it. I can’t wait to start classes with them in the next few weeks!

The staff is patient and knowledgeable. You have all the equipment you could possibly need for any size. I think the prices are pretty reasonable. Maybe if they could get more business they could get an outdoor range as well. The lesson was thorough and you’re taught how to handle and shoot properly. The instructor continuously checks on your form and makes sure everyone is safe. Pretty solid.
Katniss, I’m ready.

Took my 9y/​o son here and he loved it. You can bring your own gear or they will size you up with some. They have different targets to shoot at. Some close and some far.
The staff is really great at teaching you how to shoot and will stay with you if your having trouble.
They have leagues you can join and gear to buy if you choose too.

Just went here last night with the girl. The people running the place are very friendly and show a ton of patience, the prices are reasonable and as others have stated the fun very simple to have. If it wasn’t such a drive for us we’d definitely become regulars.

i went to Ace Archers with my partner and 9 year old daughter. We had a wonderful time! The instructor was very helpful and we were able to shoot ~200 arrows in the 1 hour. We used a Living Social voucher but would go back again — the prices are very reasonable. I would highly recommend to others looking for a fun, family activity.

I’ve always wanted to try my hand at a bow and arrow and with the help of Ace Archers, I found my calling. Give me two hours and I can hit any nonmoving object less than a few feet away.
I had an absolutely fabulous time here. The guys Brad and Jameson were super helpful and made it a fun/​funny experience.
We got the group rate and it was around $ 12 for the lesson and plenty of archery time. The staff were very attentive and helped each of us individually.
I was only a bit sad that it wasn’t an outdoor setting.

I had a wonderful time here. The prices are reasonable, and the enjoyment is simple.
I would highly recommend going, as a simple weekend activity to enjoy with good friends and family.
It’s strangely calming and therapeutic.

I will hunt my dinner for the rest of my life.
I went here with a large group of friends and it was amazing. If you own your own equipment, they have a great $ 10/​hour rate. If you don’t, it’s just $ 12/​hour.
They have classes for people age 8 and up. A Class Card is $ 90 and is good for 6 classes. The beginner classes are on:
Friday: 7 — 9p
Saturday: 9 — 11a
Sunday: 11a — 1p
The Tournament Class is:
Saturday: 1:30 — 3:30p
The staff is very nice [family owned and operated, I believe], but beware — they have this coffee/​cocoa machine that WILL confuse the living crap out of you.
No, seriously. I was like a senior citizen trying to get cocoa, muttering about ‘those damned contraptions’ and the ‘crazy kids with their doodads’.
But go anyway, it’s a bit boondocky [and seemingly impossible to get to if you don’t own a car], but worth it.