Vegas 3 Spot Archery Target Faces

They're typically made from durable polypropylene or layered paper. Polypropylene faces feature grommeted corners for mounting and can withstand thousands of shots, while paper faces use internal frame system technology with multiple layers to stop field-point arrows at speeds up to 375 feet per second.

No. Vegas 3 spot target faces are designed strictly for field points and are not rated for broadhead arrows. Using broadheads can damage the target material and compromise the layered construction designed specifically to stop and hold field-tipped arrows.

Polypropylene 3 spot faces include grommets in all four corners, allowing them to be mounted directly onto a compatible foam or bag target backer using pins, clips, or ties. This setup makes them easy to install, replace, and store between practice sessions.

Yes. Polypropylene and paper 3 spot faces are widely used in school and youth archery programs for practice sessions leading up to competitive events. Their affordable per-unit pricing and durability make them a practical choice for institutions ordering in volume.

Polypropylene target faces are rated to withstand thousands of shots thanks to their durable, weather-resistant material. Paper faces typically offer two shooting sides with ten total bullseyes, extending usable life before the face needs to be replaced or rotated.

Paper 3 spot target faces using internal frame system technology are rated to stop arrows traveling up to 375 feet per second. This makes them suitable for both compound and traditional bow setups used in competitive and recreational practice.