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What else can I do or should do to get a better feel for what is the problem? Would moving the rest higher fix it better?
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You said it shot good when you moved the nocking point. What is the problem now?
To tune a broadhead, I like to shoot through paper to get nock height correct. Then I group tune at 20 and 40 yards for horizontal adjustsments on the rest. If your spine is borderline, or you don't know, it might be a good idea to bareshaft tune, adjusting draw weight when doing it. (don't use broadheads when bareshaft tuning.)