Paper tuneing with offset or helix fletchings?

[adams]

I am having an aweful time paper tuneing my bow with my new arrows. Last week I got a trophy ridge dropzone and I set it up on my bow. I use to shoot pse dominators so I decided to tune it with them first as not to destroy any of my new arrows. In 10 or 12 minutes I was shooting bullet holes. Then I grabed my new arrows 7595 goldtip camo pro with a 4 degree right off set. I for the life of me can't get these arrows to fly correctly and shoot bullet holes.
At first I thought it was just the fletchings spinning that was tearing the paper more than normal. I went back to shoot at 25 yards and I can see my arrow are a little squirlley in the rear. I tried for a couple of hours to correct the flight problems but to no avail.

I'm curious if a helix or off set fletchings will shoots nice small bullet holes like a straight vane and is the tuneing process the same?
Do you have any tips or hint that may help me find the flight disturbance.?

[Kanga]

How long are your arrows, what poundage and draw lenght.

The 7595's could be over spined for your set up.

[adams]

I'm shooting 29in draw firestorm light. Arrows are 29.75", 125g. field points and I'm shooting 72lbs. I'm right on the cusp between the 5575 and 7595 but thought a heavier arrow would be better then an under spined arrow.

Also, I meant to post this in the tech forum. If a mod sees this please move my post.
Thanks,
Chuck

[Bigpapascout]

could be cable contact
I doubt your arrow is over spined.