Archery

Whether you’re just getting started with archery or are experienced, we have everything you need to enjoy the sport.

We sell different types of bows. From recurve bows to compound bows, we have what you’re looking for. We also sell crossbows, both recurve and compound as well, plus bolts for crossbows. Don’t forget to pick up a case for your bow.

We also supply arrows and high quality quivers and arrow rests. You can also find nocks and broadheads with us. As everyone has different preferences, you’ll find what you’re looking for with us.

Maintaining your bow is crucial, which is why we sell plenty of maintenance items such as cases, waxes, adhesives, lubricants, dampeners, strings and cables. Be sure to stock up on items like this so you’re prepared if you find yourself in a tricky situation.

We carry a wide range of other archery accessories like optics, inserts, cocking aids, and field points.

Not looking to practice out at a range? If you’re looking to practice from home, we also sell targets. Improve your skills from the comfort of your own home, and practice with your family. 

Getting started with archery

Have you been looking for a sport that is low-impact? Or maybe one of those sports that doesn't require any equipment at all like a ball or a racquet? Archery might be the perfect answer.

Archery is a sport with a lot of history that’s been beloved for generations. Many archers enjoy the focus and patience that comes with the sport, but also the skill that they build in the process. Not only that, but the sport is a great way to build a sense of confidence and feel accomplished. 

So where should you start? The first step is to determine what type of bow you want to use. There are many types, but you can start with a recurve or traditional release. Determine what feels comfortable for you at first. You can always move on to something else later as you get to know the sport better.

Next, get your equipment from Lefebvres. You'll need at least one target and two arrows per person participating in the activity; more if you are going to share equipment.

Go outside and set up your target at the desired distance! For most people, a range of 20-30 yards will be great for starting out because it allows you to practice your form without having to think about how far away from the target they are shooting. This is also good for kids who have shorter arms.

Over time, as you become more used to the sport, you'll discover which pieces of equipment and accessories are more suited to your liking. Consider connecting with other archery enthusiasts in town and even enter tournaments if and when you feel comfortable.