Archery Ranges USAArchery Ranges
USA
Home / Tennessee / Memphis / Avery Superstore
Back to Memphis

Avery Superstore

Memphis, Tennessee
Range Owners

Already listed? Claim your business to manage your profile. Can't find your range? Click here to create a new listing and reach more archers.

Claim your listing
Avery Superstore
About archery in Memphis, Tennessee

Avery Superstore is an archery facility in Memphis, Tennessee.

About Avery Superstore

Not much is confirmed yet about Avery Superstore beyond its basics: a commercial archery range operating in Memphis, Tennessee. No pro shop, lesson program, or course details are on file, so treat those as open questions rather than assumptions. What is clear is the commercial, pay-to-shoot model, which usually means more flexible access than a private club but fewer amenities than a full-service operation. Memphis sits in a region with a real hunting and target-shooting following, giving a range like this a built-in local audience. Mid-South archers curious about Avery Superstore should call ahead to confirm current hours, pricing, and whether any coaching or equipment services are actually offered on site.

Pricing

Contact range for prices

Please contact this range directly for current pricing and membership information.

This page is built with the archers who shoot here. Know this range better than we do?

Sign in to verify your visit and earn points.

Location

Avery Superstore

335 CUMBERLAND ST

Loading map...

Avery Superstore

335 CUMBERLAND ST

Plan your visit

Contact Avery Superstore before a first visit to confirm session times and equipment.

Call Avery SuperstoreEmail Avery Superstore

Do you shoot at Avery Superstore?

Quick one, so we show you the useful thing.

Getting started in Tennessee
The Tennessee Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Tennessee, 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.
See the full Tennessee archery guide →