10-Ring Archery Target Faces

Paper faces are affordable, disposable, and sold in bulk packs (50-100 count) ideal for high-volume range use or single-session scoring. Polypropylene faces are heavier-duty, weather-resistant, and reusable for thousands of shots, making them better suited for outdoor ranges, interchangeable wrap systems, and long-term practice setups.

ASA and IBO formats typically use specialized bullseye faces with universal scoring rings (14, 12, 11, 10, 8) sized for their specific stake distances. Morrell's ASA/IBO scoring wraps and polypropylene faces are designed to match these association standards for accurate practice and tournament simulation.

Compatibility depends on the specific face and the target system it's mounted to; most target faces themselves are rated for field points regardless of speed, but the backing bag or foam target determines maximum FPS. Always match your face to a target core or bag rated for your bow or crossbow's speed.

Yes. Morrell produces Official NASP Scoring Paper in 80 cm sizes, made from heavy paper stock and sold in 10-pack and 100-pack quantities, meeting National Archery in the Schools Program tournament and practice scoring requirements used by school archery programs nationwide.

Options range from single-spot faces to 3-spot and 5-spot vertical layouts, plus specialty animal-silhouette and long-distance designs. Multi-spot faces extend target life by giving shooters several aim points per sheet, which is popular for indoor NFAA leagues and repetitive precision drills.

Common official sizes include 40 CM, 60 CM, 80 CM, 80-5 CM (inner rings only), 122 CM, and FITA 8.5x26 inch faces, along with 17x17 inch 5-spot/ASA/NFAA indoor faces. Each size corresponds to a specific shooting distance and governing body standard.