80cm 6 Ring Target Faces for Archery Ranges and Clubs

A standard archery target face consists of concentric scoring rings numbered from the center outward. The innermost ring scores 10 points, followed by rings scoring 9 through 1. On an 80cm face, these rings are evenly spaced, with color zones typically divided into yellow (9–10), red (7–8), blue (5–6), black (3–4), and white (1–2).

The most common standard archery target sizes are 40cm and 80cm in diameter. The 80cm target is widely used in indoor and outdoor competitions sanctioned by NASP, IBO, ASA, and NFAA. Morrell Targets offers 80cm 6 ring faces in both paper and polypropylene to suit competitive and recreational use.

For high-volume ranges and clubs, polypropylene target faces are ideal due to their weather resistance, durability, and reusability. Paper target faces, such as Morrell's NASP official scoring paper, are preferred for competitive tournaments and school programs where frequent replacement is standard practice. The best choice depends on usage frequency and environment.

Yes. Morrell's 80cm target faces include the NASP Official Scoring Paper, which is specifically approved for use in National Archery in the Schools Program competitions. These targets meet all NASP scoring and format requirements, making them suitable for school archery programs and NASP-sanctioned tournaments.

Yes. Morrell's polypropylene 80cm target faces are designed for weather-resistant, outdoor use. They hold up against moisture and environmental wear, making them a reliable option for outdoor archery ranges. Paper target faces are better suited for indoor or sheltered range environments where weather exposure is limited.

Morrell's 80cm paper target faces are available in 100-count packs, ideal for archery ranges and clubs with high throughput. Individual polypropylene faces are also available for purchase. The 80cm NASP Official Scoring Paper 100-pack is priced at $219.00, offering a cost-effective solution for school programs and competitive venues.