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Axe throwing range in Fort Walton Beach now open

The Ratchet Hatchet in Downtown Fort Walton Beach is a brand new axe throwing range that has become a huge trend across North American cities. We stopped by The Ratchet Hatchet to chat with co-owner Steven Garcia to get a quick tour and demo some axe throwing!

The Ratchet Hatchet in Downtown Fort Walton Beach

The Ratchet Hatchet in Downtown Fort Walton Beach is a brand new axe throwing range that has become a huge trend across North American cities.

We stopped by The Ratchet Hatchet to chat with co-owner Steven Garcia to get a quick tour and demo some axe throwing!

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