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Halls Arrow

Manchester, Connecticut
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About archery in Manchester, Connecticut

Halls Arrow is an archery facility in Manchester, Connecticut.

About Halls Arrow

Halls Arrow is a volunteer-run archery club based in Manchester, Connecticut, part of the greater Hartford area. Being member-operated rather than commercial, its range access and shoot schedule tend to follow the group's own calendar rather than standard retail hours. No further detail on course type or programs is listed here, so archers in the Manchester or Hartford area curious about shooting with this club should reach out directly to ask about membership, dues, and whether the range is open to guests looking to try archery before committing to join.

Range Specifications

Bow Types Allowed

Recurve

Compound

Not allowed at this location:

Longbow
Crossbow
Traditional
Horsebow

Amenities & Features

Lessons Available

Pricing

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Location

Halls Arrow

291 West Middle Turnpike

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Halls Arrow

291 West Middle Turnpike

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Getting started in Connecticut
Two state-level archery associations cover Connecticut. The Connecticut Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Connecticut, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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