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Archery Pro Shops in New Hampshire

7 of the 11 archery ranges we track in New Hampshire have pro shop. Search results treat every archery range the same whether it's a bare lane with target butts or a full pro shop that tunes bows, fletches arrows, and sells gear — that distinction lives on the business's own site, not in any map field. Every listing here has pro shop services confirmed directly from the business, not assumed just because it's a range. Full listings for every city are on the New Hampshire page.

Barrington 1

Brian's Archery Shop Pro shop

7 Tolend Rd, Barrington, NH 03825-3730

6033321041

Freedom 1

TFA Archery Supplies Pro shop

56 Old Portland Rd, Freedom, NH 03836-5111

+16039680722

Lee 1

Wyvern Creations Pro shop

237 North River Road, Lee, NH 03861

+16036590575 Website

Londonderry 1

Full Draw Archery Pro shop

28 Hardy Rd, Londonderry, NH 03053-2830

+16033203735

Northumberland 1

John's Archery Pro shop

57 Covell Heights, Northumberland, NH 03582

+16036366140

Rochester 1

Coyote Creek Archery Pro shop

26 Farmington Rd, Rochester, NH 03867-4304

🕒 Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pm

+16033352222 Website

Salem 1

Shawsheen River Archery Products Pro shop

4 Raymond Ave, Salem, NH 03079-2944

6038932111

Bring your bow in for a tune before hunting season or a tournament, not the week of. Pro shops get busy ahead of both, and basic services like restringing, arrow spine matching, and sight adjustment are worth budgeting time and a modest service fee for rather than guessing at home.

Good to know about archery pro shops

What does an archery pro shop do?
A pro shop typically handles bow setup and tuning, restringing, arrow building and fletching, and sight or rest installation, plus selling bows, arrows, and accessories. It's the difference between a place that just rents lane time and one that can actually service your equipment.

Do I need an appointment for bow tuning at a pro shop?
Some shops take walk-ins for quick adjustments, but full tuning or a new bow setup often needs a scheduled slot, especially close to hunting season when they get busy. Calling ahead is the safer bet either way.

Where can I shoot my bow near me?
You can practice at indoor and outdoor archery ranges, pro shops, and public conservation fields throughout New Hampshire. Our directory features 7 verified locations across the state to help you find a convenient spot.

How much do bows cost?
Bow prices vary depending on whether you choose beginner recurve bows, advanced compound models, or traditional setups. On ArcheryRangeAtlas, you can locate local archery pro shops to compare prices and consult with technicians.