3D Archery Range Locations and Features in the US

A 'good' score in 3D archery varies widely based on the organization (e.g., IBO, ASA), the archer's class, and the difficulty of the course. Generally, scoring rings on 3D targets reward accuracy in the 'vital' area. For a 30-target course, experienced archers might aim for scores above 280, but consistently hitting the main scoring area is a great goal for any enthusiast.

The rules for using rangefinders in 3D archery depend on the competition's sanctioning body and the specific division you're shooting in. Some classes, often known as 'hunter' or 'bowhunter' classes, prohibit rangefinders to better simulate a real hunting scenario. Other 'open' classes typically permit them. Always check the official rules for your specific event.

Our targets utilize various durable materials. Bag targets feature a woven polypropylene cover with a proprietary multi-layered fill for stopping power and easy arrow removal. Our 3D and foam targets, like the High Roller™ series, use self-healing foam that can withstand thousands of shots from both field points and broadheads, ensuring long-lasting performance for your range.

Yes, many of our targets are crossbow and compound bow approved. Models like the Yellow Jacket® Kinetic X and our commercial-grade BOA™ Compression targets are designed to stop high-speed bolts, with some rated for speeds of 500 FPS or more. Always check the specific product's technical specifications to ensure it matches your crossbow's speed rating.

Absolutely. We are an official supplier to the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP). We offer a range of NASP-approved targets, replacement covers, and official scoring target faces designed specifically for youth programs and school competitions. These products are built for durability and safety in educational settings.

Our targets are engineered for extreme durability, designed to take thousands of shots. The lifespan depends on usage frequency, arrow type, and bow speed. Many of our targets feature multiple shooting sides, replaceable cores, or replaceable covers, which significantly extends their usable life and provides a better long-term value for high-volume ranges.