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Cutting Edge Sporting Goods

Greensburg, Indiana
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About archery in Greensburg, Indiana

Cutting Edge Sporting Goods is an archery facility in Greensburg, Indiana.

About Cutting Edge Sporting Goods

Greensburg, Indiana is home to Cutting Edge Sporting Goods, an ASA-affiliated volunteer club that puts it in the same 3D archery scoring circuit followed by bowhunting-minded shooters across the Midwest. Southeastern Indiana has solid whitetail hunting, and a club affiliated with the Archery Shooters Association here likely serves as a practice ground for archers sharpening shot placement on lifelike 3D targets before season opens. This listing represents the club side of the operation, distinct from the retail business sharing a similar name nearby. Tom Stricker is named as a contact for anyone wanting shoot dates or details on getting involved.

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3D Course

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Cutting Edge Sporting Goods

1305 N Lincoln St

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Cutting Edge Sporting Goods

1305 N Lincoln St

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The Indiana Field Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Indiana, 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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