SEVR Now Shipping Premium Targets

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posted on August 11, 2020
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SEVR Broadheads is now shipping its new 21-inch, high-density urethane SEVR HD archery-practice target, for use with field points, mechanical and fixed broadheads. Constructed from pressed-foam, the target features an oversized rectangular 4:3 aspect-ratio face. The target measures 21"X17"X13", can be shot horizontally for added stability, or vertically for more confidence at range. Its rear face has a  molded 1-inch grid pattern for sighting-in bows and crossbows, and can be used with the included 10 wooden marker pins. Also included is an arrow puller, stored in a pre-molded channel. Finally, integrated tie-down channels allow multiple targets to be strapped together to form large, range-type targets. For more information, please visit sevrbroadheads.com. MSRP: $169.99

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