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Legacy Archery

FORT WORTH, Texas
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About archery in FORT WORTH, Texas

Legacy Archery is an archery facility in FORT WORTH, Texas.

About Legacy Archery

Fort Worth's archery scene includes Legacy Archery, a volunteer-run club rather than a storefront operation, meaning it likely keeps to member hours and informal scheduling common among grassroots Texas clubs. North Texas has a sizable bowhunting and target archery community, and volunteer clubs like this one often serve as the low-cost, community-driven alternative to commercial indoor ranges in the metro area. No specifics on lanes, course layout, or membership requirements are published for this listing, which is typical for member-run operations that rely on word of mouth. Anyone curious about shooting here, whether new to the sport or an experienced archer relocating to the area, should reach out to the club directly to confirm current activity and how to get involved.

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Location

Legacy Archery

1209 N Saginaw blvd, G166

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Legacy Archery

1209 N Saginaw blvd, G166

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