there is no problem. Just think.... broadheads have razors and field tips don't. Even with the field tips dropping it doesn't matter. If you're consistant with your broadheads, that's all that matters. Here's what you can do..... When you shoot a grouping of broadheads, make a mark or just remember where you were aiming... if it's on a 3-d then it's at the vitals. Well, swtich now over to field tips. Shoot a round of arrows and if where they're hitting the target is consistant with the other field tips, make a mark where they have been hitting. A mark should be about 3 inches around. What is the point of these marks you may ask????? Well, let me tell you. When you shoot with your field tips, aim at the spot that you normally aim at with your broadheads. Then if the arrows fly and hit in the 3 inch circle then you're fine. Your aiming at one spot but hitting in another... don't mean your sight is off, you're still hitting the same spot with field tips and the same spot with broadheads. This might sound really confusing and if you still don't get it, just e-mail me and let me know. And i'll try to explain it better. [email protected]

Knuckles up>>> Brian

P.S. I shoot 4-Bld., 90gr. muzzy's and my 90gr. field tips are 2in. right and 3in. low.. But my broadheads hit right where i aim.