Target Board Archery Collection for Ranges and Pro Shops

Bag targets use layered fabric or polypropylene shells filled with dense stuffing, offering multiple shooting sides and easy arrow removal for field points. Compression targets use engineered nylon facing (like Gridlock Nylon Facing) that compresses on impact, often supporting higher speed ratings and heavier-duty commercial use without a replaceable stuffed bag.

Commercial-grade targets like the M48 or BOA Compression series are engineered to take thousands of shots thanks to internal frame systems and rebuildable designs. Actual lifespan depends on arrow speed, tip type, and shot volume, but replacement covers let ranges refresh a target's shooting surface without buying an entirely new unit.

Match target FPS ratings to your customers' equipment: compound bows typically shoot 250-350 FPS, while crossbows can exceed 400-500 FPS. Ranges serving mixed clientele should stock targets rated at least 450-500 FPS, such as the Yellow Jacket Kinetic X or BOA Compression 48, to safely accommodate high-speed setups.

Most bag and compression targets are designed for field points only and explicitly note not to use outserts or field points larger than the arrow shaft. For broadhead compatibility, look for foam-core targets like the Center Punch or High Roller Foam Target lines, which are rated to stop both field points and broadheads.

Yes, systems like the Yellow Jacket MOD Pro and MOD Pro 25 use Velcro-attached interchangeable wraps, letting ranges swap between ASA/IBO scoring, NFAA bullseyes, animal silhouettes, or tuning grids on one frame, reducing the number of separate targets a pro shop needs to stock.

Yes, large commercial units like the M48 Commercial Range Target must ship to a commercial address only (not P.O. Boxes) and often carry additional freight fees due to their size and weight. Ranges and pro shops should plan for a minimum 3-5 business day processing window before dispatch.