Groups & events

Put a room full of people on the line.

Nobody is good at this on the first night, which is exactly why it works as a group.

We have run troops, teams, offices, birthday parties and rooms full of strangers through this range. The pattern is always the same: awkward for eight minutes, then loud.

Everything is included: equipment, range time, instruction and targets. You bring people and we handle the rest. A deposit is required and it is non-refundable, so pick a date you are confident about.

Booking is by phone during business hours: (201) 843-7788. Or send the form below and we will call you back. Ask about gift certificates while you are at it.

What we host

Six kinds of evening.

Team outings

Something for a group that has already done bowling. Everybody starts at zero, which levels a room faster than anything else we have seen.
Scout troops

Badge sessions with certified instruction and equipment for the whole troop. Bring the requirements and we will build the evening around them.
Birthday parties

On the range, with instruction, targets and all the gear. Kids from age seven, adults from any age they will admit to.
Corporate events

A room full of colleagues discovering who is quietly good at this. Works better than it sounds, every single time.
Bachelor & bachelorette parties

Yes, we do these.
Speaker & seminar nights

Names from the archery and hunting world, on our range, with a long question section that always runs longer than the talk.

Speaker nights

We clear the front of the store and put out chairs.

Brian Quaca, better known as Pig Man, has been here. Hoyt and Easton have run technical seminars on this range. A long list of people from the archery world have come through, and most of them ended up in a photograph on our office wall.

Nobody sells from the front of the room. If it starts feeling like a pitch, we have not booked it well.

Tell us who is coming and roughly when.

We will come back with what the range can hold that night, what it costs, and what the deposit is. Larger groups are easier on weeknights than Saturdays.