Broadhead Bow Targets

Yes, broadheads' cutting edges can tear through targets not specifically rated for them, causing rapid foam degradation. Morrell's broadhead-rated targets, like the Center Punch and Yellow Jacket series, use large fused layer foam or self-healing foam specifically engineered to stop and release broadheads without excessive damage.

Match your bow's arrow speed to the target's FPS rating. Morrell offers targets rated from 350 FPS up to 450-500 FPS with High Roller inserts, suitable for compound bows, crossbows, and high-speed setups, ensuring the target stops arrows safely without excessive wear.

Yes, broadhead targets use denser, layered foam or self-healing materials that withstand the cutting action of broadhead blades. Field point only targets, like paper faces, are designed solely for pointed tips and will be quickly destroyed by broadhead arrows.

Rotate shooting spots regularly, store the target indoors when not in use, avoid exceeding its rated FPS, and use replacement covers or mid-sections when the core wears out. Morrell's Transformer and Center Punch lines offer replaceable components to extend usable life.

Yes, targets like the Transformer Buck and Center Punch series serve dual purposes, offering realistic 3D vitals for competition scoring while also standing up to repeated broadhead and field point practice sessions in backyard or range environments.

Larger targets, such as Morrell's 35-inch and 36-inch Center Punch models, provide bigger stopping surfaces ideal for practicing at extended yardages, helping shooters confidently step back further while maintaining accuracy and safety.