Thanks for all the feedback. I am going with Sonics from the American Broadhead Company. Low and behold I went to my proshop yesterday for some fine tuning. I was grouping tight and nine out of ten times I was hitting in the 2 to 3 o'clock area. The tenth time I would group tight again but be in the 9 0'clock area. This is all at 20 yds. The pro I normally deal with had the day off. What nerve, last time I went in 2 weeks ago he was bear hunting in Canada. Well I dealt with the owner and his wife. The had me shoot and were amazed at the groups I was shooting. They have a file when they sell a bow and give you 10 hrs instruction and an additional 10 hrs of indoor range time. I had only shot less than 2 hrs with the other pro and an hour or two on my own. I told them this bow from day one had shot groups as tight as a cats a... They said they would not touch the sights. But if I had a few minutes to keep shooting they would be right back after the 2 browsers who were their for the past hour left. They came back after I had shot another dozen,Watched me for another dozen and then had a long discussion about my grip. I switched my finger position and presto every one of the next dozen either center of the bullseyes or on the frindge. After I was done and we discussed the general state of affairs in NH hunting I asked about broadheads. They started talking about Sonic fixed blades. They gave me three heads and had me shoot with them. I shot 6 arrows and all 6 grouped just like my fieldpoints. Came home and read the literature and do some research and low and behold my shop was and still is involved in design and testing of these blades. I will be going back and buyying a 1/2dozen this week. They are only 36 bucks for a 1/2 dozen. Quality and quantity for a decent price. Anyway sorry for the long windedness.

Rybo what grain heads you shooting? Send me your address if you are shooting 100 gr and I'll send you some .