Only issues I've ever had with CCR was some arrow I got online taking in to get fletched and cut. My dad picked em up for me when I was out of town and they hadn't been cut. Took them back down and they immediately corrected the problem. I really like Willie, he's got a lot of great info and has always been nice to us. Shot out there today and the main 3d course really needs some work but with all this crazy weather it can be expected a little

My only complaints are all 3d targets look like they've been there for four years rotting in the sun. Some components and accessories are a little high. They do get crowded and stretched a bit thin on the customer service side.

I wasn't going to mention names... He may not be the owner of ccr but...Then again I heard he had a bad accident and it changed his out look on life to!

I have used CCR for the last couple years and have had nothing but positive dealing with them. They have done thing to my bow and not charged me. I'll continue to use them and recommend them to others.

Been to CCR many of times to include today where I was waited on hand and foot. Bought a nice new setup from them and Kyle assisted majorly. I have nothing but praise for them fellas.

Not having a good experience with the processing plant there either. I took two hogs there early last month. They told me 3-4 weeks till they would be ready,this coming Monday will be 6 weeks. I called them Thursday and they said it should be next week probably. I've already moved to Houston area. So I have to make a special trip up there just to pick up my hogs when they are ready.

Nothing but good experiences at CCR. Ridiculous to expect a shop to work on junk you bought somewhere else for free.

I've used Syracuse meats many times over the years. They have gotten slow and slower. I take my meat elsewhere now if I'm having it processed. I do most of my own but if I'm giving it away I let someone else do the work.

Saturday, the wife finds a deal on GROUPON, for all day 3D archery and ranges ,blah blah blah...Happens to be CCR
but we like to shoot together so...what the Heck...walk in 1st thing to 2 "zero experience kids" working counter, everybody else was just flat rude, and could careless they even had a customer. The Zoo Range had 6 3D targets out of 25, half had hole clean thru the 10/12spot, next range was creek, no 3d targets at all, flats bunch of bag targets...almost as good as our home. Shot What we could anyways...went back to shop, all Cold drinks were hot, and was told there was a store 5 miles back! That chapped her butt good! So she continues to browse for her retail therapy, and after asking couple of questions for help and Professional opinions, she catches Mr ProJerk, huffing puffing and made rude comment to his helpless kid employees... Needless to say I got the look.. that made it worse cause she got the I told you so!! She spoke her mind of coarse, about the time 12/15 other customers walked in!! LOL.. I CANT WAIT FOR THEM TO FOLD UNDER!! My 2nd time and last I promise...that includes tourneys and events....See ya in Indy CCR...@ATA show

used it as range only... take it or leave it as far as the rest. I'll say this once they had seen me a few times at the Tuesday night deal and I was familiar it was a whole different world... Prices were ok, but nothing super.

I'll say this, seem like good guys but I never let them do anything to my bow but fix a d-loop that blew up while I was there...

I'm a pigeon road guy

I would be embarrassed from buying a mower at Sears to start with

So you don't like Craftsman mowers?

Went to CCR again for yet another bow. I had a total of four guys help me on and off throughout the day. I shot at their request not mine nearly every brand of bow in the shop, and I am glad I did. These guys were busy all day last Friday yet never left me feeling like I didn't matter. It took me forever to test drive my new equipment, and they were patient enough to change draw lengths, bows, add rests and peeps to bows that were bare so I could try this, and try that. I went through six or seven releases of different types and different brands, they set the new bow up and went so far even as busy as it was to take the time to give me pointers on setting up my new sight (Hogg Father dial-able sight) which could be a bear with their instructions. This is the fourth bow in 5 years I have bought from them, and I think this is yet again the best service I have had.

No, I find that front wheel drive is kind of out of style, although I know they have some newer rear drive, but the ones that I looked at had so many gadgets that made the price higher. Add to that that you had to get parts from Sears- and that may have changed by now.

So I went in a few weeks ago. I know nothing about bows, looking for my first one.

I was helped buy a younger guy who to be honest didn't have all the answers. But he brought others in as need. I found them helpfully.


I used to work in a small business and it is helpful to have lower cost employees dealing with tire kickers. A lot of people come in just to talk...

They should have a new bow tech soon.

Did the same thing. Went in because I've now got the bow hunting itch and they took their time with me. Let me shoot 5 or 6 bows to see which one I liked and then started narrowing it down. Eventually I chose the one I liked and they spent another hour getting it ready and set up for me. Then we went upstairs and they spent an hour sighting it in with me. VERY impressed and will probably be spending a lot of money there in the future.

Did you apply for the job?

Come see me today.

I need to get back up there and get the break in re-tune done on my Elite. But I also have to finish installing a toilet and door. Trim some branches. Cut some angle to length. Hopefully get some welding done.

Congrats

That is incorrect and he doesn't even work there any longer.

Where is Ken ?

Ken was an a pretty bad car wreck and retired. Two really good friendly bow techs along with myself now.