Keep Your Range Running Smoothly with Replacement Parts

Regular use eventually leads to wear, even with quality targets and range equipment. At Los Cazadores, the replacement parts selection helps archers maintain their practice setups without needing full replacements. From target cores to replacement stands and mounting hardware, having the right parts ensures uninterrupted training and extends the life of essential equipment.

A well-maintained range setup supports better practice habits and protects investments in gear.

Why Replacement Parts Matter for Practice Equipment

Over time, high-volume shooting causes foam targets to develop worn-out cores, backstops to sag, and stands or frames to loosen or break. Rather than replacing an entire system, replacement cores, frame parts, and hardware kits allow for simple repairs, keeping equipment in reliable condition for ongoing practice.

Investing in small replacements when needed not only saves money but also ensures a safer, more consistent training environment. Regular maintenance helps archers focus on their performance, not their gear.

When should I replace a target core?

Target cores should be replaced when arrows start passing through easily, when stopping power feels reduced, or when grooves and damage compromise target stability and safety.

Can I replace just the legs or frame of my target stand?

Yes. Many target stands have modular components that can be replaced individually, including legs, brackets, and mounting arms. Replacing parts keeps the stand functional without needing a full replacement.

How often should range backstops be replaced?

Backstops and nets should be replaced when they show significant holes, sagging, or loss of stopping power. Frequent inspection is recommended, especially for high-volume shooting setups.

Are replacement parts universal across brands?

Not always. It’s important to check compatibility between the replacement part and the original target, stand, or backstop. Some parts are brand-specific, while others are universal or adjustable.

What small hardware should I keep on hand for range repairs?

Spare brackets, bolts, clips, tension straps, and mounting hardware are useful for quick repairs during the season. Keeping a few parts ready helps avoid interruptions in practice sessions.

Helping Archers Maintain Consistent Practice Conditions

Proper maintenance and timely replacement of worn components keep practice setups functional, safe, and reliable. Having access to the right replacement parts helps minimize downtime and extends the useful life of targets, stands, and backstops. A well-maintained range supports more consistent shooting habits and better results in the field or at competitions.