what part of the state are you in

 

For Just Tuning probably Macrotech....

 

I'm in Frederick, but it doesn't matter, I'll go anywhere.

 

I would have to say Autumn Skys Outfitters near Conowingo. Top of the line techs and a really nice store.

 

Most likely Jefferson Archery in Jefferson, MD ask for Chip or Keystone Sporting Goods in Hagerstown ask for Tim

 

I really like these guys, they have always done a great job on my equipment:
http://www.crosswindoutdoors.com/

 

I recenty moved to maryland just outside of dc looking to meet new friends love the outdoors but kinda clueless around here.

 

I'm not that familiar with archery shops around DC, but Macrotech in Glen Burnie is not that far, and Len Marsh knows bows.

 

fred's in waldorf. ask for danny

 

Big Dan knows his stuff for sure. Also, they are no hassle and they do special orders....once they get to know you and you do repeat business the owner will even call you and with updates on bow work


Jon

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Macrotech is the best there is. Len has probably forgotten more about bow tuning than all other "archery pro shops" in Maryland combined. He teaches it at the ATA shows. If you want it done right he's the man to see.

 

Hello,
I know you posted your comment a while back. However, a group of us have just started meeting up to practice target archery together on the weekends. We mostly meet at Lake Needwood in Rockville on Saturdays, but have been looking at trying out some other places, as well. If you're interested in meeting some other people in the area that enjoy archery, you should join the DC Archery Group on Meetup.com and come meet up with us sometime!

 

Jefferson archery is good. I used to get my arrows there until I decided to go cheap aluminums, and make my own wood shafts. I shoot recurve, both vertical and crossbow, so I don't really need an archery shop.

 

I would say Macrotech- Len is a real technician when it comes to bow tuning.

Jefferson archery is pretty good as well.

 

Brian at Jefferson Archery is a phenomenal tech. The rest of that crew will mess up a bow fast.

I've had arrows fletched incorrectly, been told to buy arrows that were severely underspined for my set-up and the last time I was there, I had a new Vapor Trail string installed on my bow and they couldn't have done a horrible job (cut the string on my qad way too short, incorrectly installed my cable slide, I could go on and on).

Ill never go back.