Ive just begun with archery what target should I buy to use in my basement I have a 50 foot range and a 40 lb longbow
When choosing a target for basement archery with a 50-foot range and a 40-pound longbow, consider the following factors:
Size and Durability: Opt for a target that is large enough to accommodate your shots and durable enough to withstand the impact of arrows. A target with a diameter of at least 48 inches is recommended.
Density and Thickness: The target should have sufficient density and thickness to stop arrows from passing through. Look for targets with a minimum thickness of 18 inches and a density of at least 2 pounds per cubic foot.
Type of Material: Choose a target material that is specifically designed for archery, such as Ethafoam, layered foam, or compressed straw. These materials absorb impact well and provide good arrow retention.
Additional Features: Consider targets that offer features such as self-healing properties, grid lines for easy scoring, and handles for easy transport.
Recommendations:
- Rinehart 18-1 Target
- Block Blue 450 Target
- Morrell Yellow Jacket Supreme Target
- Delta McKenzie Pro Series 3D Target
- NAP Spitfire Field Logic Target
FAQs:
- What size target do I need for a 50-foot range? At least 48 inches in diameter.
- How thick should the target be? At least 18 inches.
- What density should the target have? At least 2 pounds per cubic foot.
- What materials are best for archery targets? Ethafoam, layered foam, or compressed straw.
- What features should I look for in a target? Self-healing properties, grid lines, and handles.
Hot Sale Products:
- Rinehart 18-1 Target
- Block Blue 450 Target
- Morrell Yellow Jacket Supreme Target
- Delta McKenzie Pro Series 3D Target
- NAP Spitfire Field Logic Target
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