Range Targets

Policies vary by facility—many commercial and club ranges allow personal bag or foam targets as long as they're rated for the range's maximum arrow speeds and don't interfere with other shooters. Always check with range staff first. Morrell's freestanding, portable bag targets are designed for easy transport between home, club, and range settings.

Bag targets use layered fill material, like Morrell's patented MLDD, inside a durable shell for excellent arrow stopping power and easy arrow removal. Foam targets use dense foam cores, often modular or rebuildable, offering multiple shooting faces and extended lifespan—popular for FITA-style outdoor ranges and high-volume training environments.

Commercial-grade targets built with 76-100 layers of arrow-stopping material, like the Outdoor Range and YJ-450 Plus, are designed to handle thousands of shots. Lifespan depends on arrow speed, field point versus broadhead use, and shot placement; rotating shooting sides and using replacement covers can further extend usable life.

Many Morrell range targets, including the Outdoor Range XXL, YJ-450 Plus, and YJ-425, are rated to stop crossbow bolts traveling 380-450+ FPS. Always confirm the target's maximum speed rating against your crossbow's specifications before use to ensure safe, reliable arrow-stopping performance.

No—most bag and foam range targets, including Morrell's lineup, are designed exclusively for field point arrows and are not rated for broadheads or oversized outserts. Using broadheads can damage the target's internal fill and shorten its effective lifespan. Dedicated broadhead or 3D targets should be used for that purpose.

Yes, most Morrell range targets offer separately sold replacement covers, such as the Outdoor Range XXL Replacement Cover or NASP Eternity Replacement Cover, allowing you to extend the target's usable life once the outer shell wears out without replacing the entire unit.