There are many things that it can be.
1 - is bow tune. Nock position, centershot must be set up correctly - go to Eastons site and download their tunning guide. The cam must also must be in time. Strings stretch, cables stretch, this can cause things to get out of whack.
2 - Form - the shooter is just as responsible for arrow flight as the bow. Use a relaxed grip - do not torque the riser, flinch, jump, or grab the bow.
3 - Arrow spine - you need to have the correct spine and length arrow for your setup.
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