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880 Church Rd
Reading. PA 19607
Reading. PA 19607
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Monthly meeting times have been moved to 7:00 pm. The date is still the first Monday of each month. These meetings are open to non-members, with free use of the indoor range.
See Upcoming Events page for details on the following February events:
- IAA Indoor 3D Superslam
We will be accepting donations towards a bow press for the club. Once purchased, the bow press will be available to qualified members upon request, or during Tuning and Training or related events. Donations can be put in the range's collection box, please put it in an envelope labeled "bow press"
Tuning and Training - upcoming program to be held on Wednesday nights hosted by Jason. Jason will provide coaching and support with bow tuning for members and non-members. Pricing to be determined.
New Brushbottom Gear available until March 15th
Reading Archery is a 24/7 Archery Club. (Note: Access requires a membership).
Reminder: Do not use broadhead arrow tips when shooting at targets.
Reading Archery is an archery only club located on 30 plus acres in Berks County. The club was founded in 1953 with the goal to facilitate and expand the sport of archery for all individuals. Over the years through the dedication of club members the outdoor and indoor facilities have expanded to allow archers opportunities to participate in events, practice indoor (30 yards) and utilize the outdoor facilities.
The indoor range includes 16 shooting lanes, a full kitchen and social area to be enjoyed by members and attendees of events. The indoor range allows access to it's members 24/7.
The outdoor area of the club backs up to Nolde Forest preserve and is prime grounds for hunting for members only. Reading Archery has a rebuilt outdoor range that allows its members to practice up to 50 yards.
The indoor range includes 16 shooting lanes, a full kitchen and social area to be enjoyed by members and attendees of events. The indoor range allows access to it's members 24/7.
The outdoor area of the club backs up to Nolde Forest preserve and is prime grounds for hunting for members only. Reading Archery has a rebuilt outdoor range that allows its members to practice up to 50 yards.
