NFAA Targets

NFAA stands for the National Field Archery Association, a governing body that sets official rules, scoring standards, and target specifications for field and indoor archery competitions across the United States, including the popular NFAA Vegas Shoot and Redding Bullseye Western Classic events.

The Vegas wrap features 40 CM and 60 CM bullseyes with the Lancaster Bonus Dot, used for the NFAA Vegas Shoot. The Redding wrap features bullseyes specific to the Western Classic Shoot format. Both attach via Velcro to Yellow Jacket Mod Pro targets and are interchangeable for different competition formats.

Yes, Morrell's polypropylene NFAA target faces and wraps are designed for durability, withstanding thousands of shots while remaining weather-resistant. Paper faces are typically single-use per session but sold in bulk packs of 50-100 for cost-effective, high-volume competitive or club practice.

NFAA target faces are designed for field point arrows only and are not rated for broadheads. They're compatible with compound, recurve, and traditional bows shooting field points, making them ideal for standard competitive archery training rather than bowhunting practice.

Most NFAA wraps are designed to attach via Velcro to Yellow Jacket Mod Pro or Mod Pro 25 archery targets. Standalone paper and polypropylene target faces can also be mounted independently using grommets, making them compatible with most standard target stands and frames.

Morrell's NFAA target faces are made from either durable, weather-resistant polypropylene for repeated outdoor and indoor use, or heavy paper stock for single-session official scoring competitions, giving archers options based on budget and frequency of use.