Hi there, there is a simple fix. 1st, make sure you have the proper arrow for your set up. Then, shoot your BH then your FP. The first thing you want to do is correct for spine. Move your FP to the BH. In other words, mover your arrow rest toward your BH. DO NOT MOVE YOUR SIGHTS AT THIS TIME. Move your rest in very small increments at a time. Once you have your BH and FP hitting on the same line ( your BH and FP may be higher than one or other, no big deal), then work on the vertical ajustment. Do this by moving your BH to your FP. Do this adjustment by either moving the arrow rest either up and down or your knocking point. Once you get your FP and BH hitting each other, you have a perfectly tuned bow. Believe it or not. The Easton guide works but is more in depth and does not work as well with some of these short, fast bows.