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Archery World Vancouver moving locations next month

Archery World Vancouver will move to a new location off of St. James road at the beginning of December.

By Clark County Today · November 16, 2018
Archery World Vancouver moving locations next month
The shooting range at the current location for Archery World Vancouver. Photo courtesy of Archery World

Early in December Archery World Vancouver will move to an updated space

VANCOUVER — Archery World Vancouver has begun the process of moving locations, and will complete the move sometime in the first week of December.
The shooting range at the current location for Archery World Vancouver. Photo courtesy of Archery World
The shooting range at the current location for Archery World Vancouver. Photo courtesy of Archery World
The shop will move from its current location on Grand Boulevard to the corner of St. James and Minnehaha. The new location will have 17 new shooting lanes and an updated entry and store area. “I think customers will enjoy the new shooting range,” said owner Megan Mallicoat. “It is not larger actually, square footage wise, it’s just a better layout.” Twenty-four-hour access will still be offered for yearly members, and the new range will have a maximum distance of about 25 yards.
Archery World Vancouver’s current location. Photo courtesy of Archery World
Archery World Vancouver’s current location. Photo courtesy of Archery World
Megan’s husband Joe Mallicoat, purchased the current Archery World Vancouver location almost 20 years ago. Before that, the location was operated for five years under different management. “We just are really excited about the new layout,” said Mallicoat. “It’s a fresh new look. The retail space is updated and ... just the feel, the feel of the shop, it just feels good.” The shop will have a grand opening sale, with discounts on many popular products. For more information on sale dates and the official opening date, check the Archery World Vancouver Facebook page, visit them on Instagram,or at www.archeryworld.net.

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