Here's what I think happens to a lot of people.They pick an arrow for their bow from the charts,pick a point weight they want to shoot anf then try and paper tune.If it's not shooting bullet holes they move the rest.What you should do is set your center shot and then work on your arrow spine.Center shot is center shot.What you are doing is making adjustments based on arrow spine or maybe torque problems.Set your center shot then play with bow poundage,tip weight arrow length etc.Then it will be right.Granted you can get a bow shooting decent the other way,but IMO it will not be as forgiving.I dont have a problem with making very slight adjustments to the rest.But if you are making major adjustments and or your pins are way out of wack that should throw up a red flag.



CB