Over the next few minutes we will be taking you on a deep dive into the best Oslo archery pro shops and ranges. Whether you are looking to buy a new bow or arrows, do some target practice, get lessons, or are trying to find out about leagues and tournaments in your area there will be plenty of useful info right here.
We will kick this baby off by listing the best archery pro shops and ranges in Oslo because they are the star of the show. These stores should sell all of the top name brand bows and arrows like Hoyt, Bowtech, Diamond, Mathews, and more plus they probably have technicians to repair broken bows too.
You will also learn which ranges have indoor, outdoor, or 3D targets so you can head to the one that suits you best. Plus we will talk about how many lanes and targets they have and any special deals they might be offering.
As the post goes on there will also be a discussion on local archery tournaments, leagues, competitions, and shoot outs near you. Of course things like crossbows and more for bow hunting should also be available at these pro shops.
Towards the end we will have an area map so you can figure out which spot is closest to your current location, and you are all welcome to check out more of our blogs about other cities in the region right there if you are interested.
Best Archery Pro Shops & Ranges In Oslo
Whether you need to buy a new bow, get target practice in, take some lessons, learn about leagues and tournaments, or do just about anything on the subject the best Oslo archery pro shops and ranges are:
- OsloBueSkyttere at 0378 Oslo
- Humlekjær Archery at Midtåsen 1
- Oslo Kyudo Kyokai at Frognerseteren Bruk
- XXL Oslo Centrum at Storgata 2
You can expect that each of the above will sell traditional and compound bows for men, women, and kids or will at least be able to point you in the right direction. They probably will also be able to help you figure out where to buy targets, sights, stabilizers, gloves, releases, arm guards, backpacks, full sets, and might have technicians who can do repairs.
Established in 1930 OsloBueSkyttere is a reputable archery organization near you that provides training and even has a membership program. They offer introductory courses with all the necessary equipment for NOK 1,800 for adults and NOK 1,500 for children under the age of 16 in addition to basic 90-minute lessons for NOK 500 per person.
Kyudo Kyokai is a local association for traditional Japanese archery that was founded in 2001 and that has a training range and is a good place to take lessons in the Japanese disciplines.
XXL in Oslo Centrum is a general sporting goods store that carries a large selection of bows and arrows. You can also learn more about archery in your area by joining the Norwegian Archery and Bowhunting Facebook group.
Some of you may also want to read our posts on:
- Archery Tournaments in Stockholm
- Archery Tournaments in Copenhagen
- Archery Tournaments in Helsinki
- Archery Tournaments in Reykjavik
Have Fun Shooting Bows & Arrows In Oslo
Well guys, for now that is all we have to share. After reading about all of those local archery ranges and pro shops you should have a much better understanding of what is available in your area.
Don’t be afraid to use the comments to let us know if we got anything incorrect or to share any tips or tricks you might have on the scene near you. Now go have fun visiting the best archery pro shops and ranges in Oslo.
