Scott over at Leading Edge archery is the real deal!! Great guy goes out of his way to help you. Does a lot of work with the kids that are the future of our sport. You will leave a happy camper
Why would anyone go to this shop in boerne when leading edge is just a mile down the road?? It’s not even a bow shop, just a corner of a feed store. Scott is without a doubt the only game in town in my mind, I don’t even register the other shop as I drive by.
Same thoughts I always forget they are here in town
Why would anyone go to this shop in boerne when leading edge is just a mile down the road?? It’s not even a bow shop, just a corner of a feed store. Scott is without a doubt the only game in town in my mind, I don’t even register the other shop as I drive by.
I like Fred at the Bow Shop off Topperwein, he is one of the best I have seen at tuning a bow. He also has no problem telling you how the cow ate the cabbage. He is a good guy and has a good attitude.
I switched over to a stiffer arrow and heavier broad head, he retuned my bow for the heavier arrows and proceeded to lecture me on shot placement
Yes, bows were a part of warfare for the norse. They were important tools for hunting and softening up enemies, though they were not the primary weapon for the vikings.
Why would anyone go to this shop in boerne when leading edge is just a mile down the road?? It’s not even a bow shop, just a corner of a feed store. Scott is without a doubt the only game in town in my mind, I don’t even register the other shop as I drive by.
Agreed. I live a few minutes away from both and I’ll go by Viking to just browse. Service has always been iffy there. Leading edge is my go to.
I like Fred at the Bow Shop off Topperwein, he is one of the best I have seen at tuning a bow. He also has no problem telling you how the cow ate the cabbage. He is a good guy and has a good attitude.
I switched over to a stiffer arrow and heavier broad head, he retuned my bow for the heavier arrows and proceeded to lecture me on shot placement
OP being in San Marcos, I was going to suggest Fred and The Bow shop. Very very good customer service. May be easier to get to being on the northeast wide of San Antonio.
Drive to the second closest place, it’s worth it. Won’t knock the guy as I haven’t bought a bow from him in 20 years in Houston. My experience was bad enough that I still remember.
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