Best bow shop in ed

[Wilk0]

Im looking for a good pro shop in Edmonton. Really had a bad experience with sherwood park archery lanes.

[backyard]

Sherwood park archery lanes is no longer and the best one is the one you like the most so check them all out t and t archery is the new one in the park which I like the most .. but that's my option

[Lefty-Canuck]

Depending on the brands you like we have so many great options in Edmonton and area, I like Jimbows a lot close to my work....easy to stop in and shoot for a bit and the techs are very knowledgable.

LC

[huntinggr81]

Not right in Edmonton, but Accurate Archery in Alberta Beach is excellent. I just left there again this morning. I've bought three bows in last year from there & Lawrence is an absolute pleasure to deal with. Very experienced & awesome with kids as well. Hands down the best pro shop I've dealt with & I've been to many over the years. Also, his prices are very reasonable.

[muzzy]

Ill second Lawrence at Accurate Archery

[dfrobert]

Ya right. Just make sure you take your Bowtech to another shop after he is done to have it tuned properly. Ask me how I know.

[SportHuntingHelp]

Ace Archery for me.

[kujoseto]

Worth going to as many as you can to get a feel for what service and product you like. I'd also add to the list lost arrow out by wainwright is well worth the drive. If you are interested in trad, wyld would be worth going to. Otherwise the aforementioned accurate archery and Jimbows are also good options.

[Mike_W]

Jim Bows is great Carson and Dave always make you feel like a valued customer the second you walk in. Both are great techs, they sell great bows and accessories and have wicked shooting lanes!!

One stop shop!!

[Thinlizzy]

Lawerence is great and worth the drive.

[brohymn2]

Someone should make this a sticky. Seems someone asks where a good bow shop in edmonton is every week or so

[normanrd]

Originally Posted by dfrobert

Ya right. Just make sure you take your Bowtech to another shop after he is done to have it tuned properly. Ask me how I know.

Ok, lol I'll bite. Tell us your story. For the record I think Lawrence is a great guy and he knows his stuff, as do the staff at Jimbows. All else pale in comparison to these 2 shops.

[kujoseto]

Originally Posted by dfrobert

Ya right. Just make sure you take your Bowtech to another shop after he is done to have it tuned properly. Ask me how I know.

The whole point of the thread is to name the other shop worth going to. It would be helpful if you did

[brohymn2]

Originally Posted by normanrd

Ok, lol I'll bite. Tell us your story. For the record I think Lawrence is a great guy and he knows his stuff, as do the staff at Jimbows. All else pale in comparison to these 2 shops.

X2 pm me the story if you don't wanna put it out In public. I probably won't believe you though. Or I'll think he might have had an off day which we all are entitled to once in a blue moon

[Donkey Slayer]

Jim bows is the best in my opinion. I have been to most around edmonton. I was so impressed with the care and detail with a bow tuning and the knowledge base. Carson is a perfectionist and knows his stuff. With my bow tuning I was equally surprised on the lost cost of putting my bow back within spec , timing, centre shot, cam lean and paper tuning.

[dfrobert]

Originally Posted by kujoseto

The whole point of the thread is to name the other shop worth going to. It would be helpful if you did

Swamp Donkey has always done excellent work on my bows. I buy my bows from him. Any tuning work, part installs, troubleshooting have been free of charge.

[kujoseto]

Thanks.
I actually bought my bow from Martin too