I put my muzzy MX4s on lastnight adn they are shooting straight, the only problem is they are dropping about 4 inches at 20 yards, these are 100gr. Should I drop to a 85 or 90 gr muzzy? They hit dead on with my aluminums.
I'd try dropping your nock point down a tad and then shooting a new group of field points and a new group of broadheads. Ideally the gap between the groups should close. Might have to repeat a few times until they are grouping together.
My guess is your nock point is too high. But I'm no expert.
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Broadhead tuning your bow should fix the problem. There is a whole secion on how to do that in a PDFon Easton's website.
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I just dont understand why if I use my aluminums with the same broadheads, they hit right with the field points on the carbons and on the aluminums????
Your carbons are probably a different diameter than your aluminum arrows. That would cause the realtionship between the arrow and the string to change.