World Archery Target Faces

Heavy-duty paper stock is the industry standard for official target faces because it provides consistent scoring visibility, tears cleanly for accurate arrow hole counting, and is cost-effective for high-volume use. Polypropylene is a durable alternative for recreational faces that need to withstand weather and repeated use without tearing.

Morrell target faces are typically sold in bulk packs of 50 or 100, depending on size. Smaller 40 CM and 80-5 CM faces come in 100-packs, while larger 60 CM and 122 CM faces are sold in 50-packs due to their size and material usage.

No, Morrell paper target faces are designed for field points only and are not recommended for broadhead arrows or outserts larger than the arrow shaft. Using broadheads can damage the paper face and reduce its usable lifespan significantly.

Yes, most paper faces work for both bow types, but FITA Recurve and FITA Compound faces are specifically sized and ringed for their respective disciplines to meet official competition standards. Choosing the discipline-specific face ensures accurate scoring during sanctioned events.

Paper target faces require a foam or bag target backstop, such as a Yellow Jacket bag target, to safely stop arrows and hold the face in place. The backstop should match your bow's speed rating and arrow point type for safe, effective use.

Yes, when paired with a properly rated bag or foam target backstop, these paper faces can be used with compound bows shooting at various speeds. Always check the backstop's feet-per-second rating to ensure it matches or exceeds your bow's arrow speed.