NASP Target Faces for School Archery Programs

No. NASP target faces, including polypropylene animal silhouettes and paper scoring faces, are designed strictly for field points. Using broadheads or other ammunition types can damage the target face and void its intended use, so schools should only equip students with field-point arrows.

Morrell's polypropylene NASP and NASP-3D target faces are engineered to take thousands of shots before needing replacement. The durable, weather-resistant material holds up to daily classroom use and outdoor exposure, making it a cost-effective choice for high-volume school archery programs.

NASP paper scoring faces are produced in the official 80cm tournament size, while polypropylene 3D animal silhouettes range from 28x42 inches for standard faces up to life-size dimensions around 48 inches for NASP-3D and NASP-IBO designs used in 3D challenge shooting.

Yes. The 80cm official NASP scoring paper is designed for both daily practice sessions and sanctioned tournament scoring, while the polypropylene animal silhouette faces support 3D practice rounds and NASP-IBO challenge events, giving schools flexibility across training and competitive use.

Morrell provides a School Order Form for institutional and bulk purchasing on many target faces, and paper scoring faces are available in bulk packs of 10, 50, or 100 to accommodate the needs of school archery programs, clubs, and larger tournament organizers.

NASP target faces are available in two main materials: heavy-duty paper stock for official 80cm scoring targets used in tournaments, and durable polypropylene for reusable, weather-resistant animal silhouette faces designed for repeated field-point practice in both indoor and outdoor school archery ranges.