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Originally Posted by allmightyhunter13
getcha some new broadheads dude... my uncles were the same way, he could shoot some broadheads and they fly perfect but he shot some that were off by 3 inches each time, he gave me to me and they were dead on for me....what works for other might not work for you, the broadheads were called slick trix if your were wonderin... hope this helps!!
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Although some bh's will fly better or worse out of certain setups, that is only a "band-aid" to cover up the real problem.
It sounds like your setup is REALLY out of tune.
BH's grouping to the left of the fp's is a sign that your arrows are too weak for your setup. You either need to drop quite a bit of DW, or move compensate your rest by adjusting center shot. That may get you closer, but with 8" of differnce, id say its not gonna get you all the way there.
BH's grouping low of the fps is a sign that you are nock high meaning your nocking pt. is too high in corealation with your rest. If you rest is set up where your arrow is lined up with the berger hole(height relation) then you will probably want to move your nock down a bit. If your rest isnt that high (making the arrow line up on the berger or close to it) than you can probably get away with just adjusting your rest up a bit. Once again your issues may be a bit larger being that your bh's are impacting that far off from your fp's.
I suggest you either find someone that can help you locally, or start learning the technical stuff on here and everywhere that you can. There is a lot to learn as far as arrow and bh tuning go, but once youve got it, it will make a huge difference in your setup
Here is a link to the pdf for the easton tuning guide. it explains in depth all the arrow info most could ever need imo. I think ive taken more from it than almost anything.
http://www.eastonarchery.com/pdf/tuning_guide.pdf
Good luck!
Derek
Average Broadhead Drop??
