Glisson Archery

Glisson Archery is a sporting goods store in Plainfield, Illinois, specializing in archery equipment, range facilities, and expert repair and tuning services. Located at 22900 E Main St, the business serves archers and hunters across the region with a full-service pro shop, indoor and outdoor ranges, custom bow fitting, and instruction. With over 25 years of service, the shop is known for its hands-on expertise, particularly through founder Sonny Glisson, who brings more than 50 years of archery experience to every repair and consultation. The store offers services including bow tuning, arrow building, accessory installation, and sight-in sessions, and supports youth groups with a dedicated scout range. It also provides information and resources for Illinois hunters, including access to hunting regulations.

The shop’s approach centers on personalized service and deep technical knowledge, with four bow presses capable of handling all makes and models. Services include custom arrow building, limb and draw length adjustments, and installation of sights, rests, stabilizers, and other accessories. The range supports target practice and offers a designated broadhead range, while also hosting events like the NFAA Indoor Nationals and community gatherings. A memorial for longtime friend Norm Lauer was recently held at the facility, reflecting the shop’s role as a community hub.

Situated on East Main Street, Glisson Archery is about a tenth of a mile from the main road and approximately 0.4 miles from The Reserve, Lily Cache Creek, and Hunt Club Lake. It lies just under a mile from Lake Walloon and I-55, making it accessible to residents throughout the Plainfield area and beyond.

Though the business has a 3.80 rating with limited reviews, its reputation is built on decades of consistent service, technical mastery, and strong ties to the local archery and hunting community. The shop stands out as a trusted destination for both beginners and experienced archers seeking expert guidance and precision equipment care. Its enduring presence in Plainfield underscores its role as a regional anchor for archery enthusiasts.