Hi their i am not new to this forum, but my pc crashed bought new one with new email address too, used to be know on here as "GOBBLER TRACKS", anyhow i have a new mathews outback and it shoots great. now it is perfectly tuned with a laser centershot and has a drop away rest so i know that their is no fletching contact, when i shoot my fieldtips they are deadnuts, then i have been trying my 100 grain 4 blade muzzy's and they shoot about 4 to 6 inches high, now i think the only problem might be that i am using straight fletching, but i have never liked helical fletch but now with the dropaway rest i am sure i would be fine, but i don't really want to switch to helical if i don't have to what are yous guys opinions. mathews outback 30" draw 65 lbs GT 5575's thanks for your help i could also shoot my nap shockwaves, or my spitfires what do you think?
If you are hitting high I would presume it is an issue with your nocking point. Your arrows spine should be right on with your setup. Check nock point again. Good luck.
when i shoot my fieldtips they are deadnuts, then i have been trying my 100 grain 4 blade muzzy's and they shoot about 4 to 6 inches high
Everyone does not always get fixed blade broadheads & field tips to group in precisely the same spot with straight or off-set fletch. But if you are getting 2" groups at 30 yds (you say 4-6" high) with straight or off-set fletching and this group is scaleable to difference distances, it would be hard to find a lot of fault: unless one is shifting to hunting & target often.
To me the only thing that matters is that my arrows are flying perfectly
straight and I am grouping as well as possible with broadheads. Due to
air flow with broadheads it is at times difficult to get both field points/
broadheads to impact together. I only practice with broadheads prior
to and during the season so I just re-sight in and go hunting.
Hope this helps. Be safe.
Shoot Straight
Derbytown
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BROADHEAD FLIGHT QUESTION?
