Does it matter if your broadheads are not lined up the same on every arrow? I shot some two blade Magnus Stingers last year, and the broadheads were not lined up the same on each arrow. One arrow would have a broadhead at 12o' clock and 6 o' clock, one at 3 o' clock and 9 o' clock, one at 11 o' clock and 5' o clock.They shot all over the place. I was shooting 27" 55 lb bow with the Gold Tip XT 3555 arrows. I realized they were underspined, so I went to the archery shop to buy some new ones. They told me to put some O-rings between the broadhead and the arrow, and to turn the broadhead until the blades were straight up and down. I did that and I shot great groups. I didn't think that it mattered if they were lined up with each other. Thanks