I decided to get my string replaced over the summer and have my bow tuned up (limbs taken off and cleaned) at a reputable pro shop in Charlotte, NC. When I got my bow back, of course I didn't expect things to be perfectly tuned but I figured after a few minor adjustments everything would be back to normal. Well unfortunately, that wasn't the case. I've had to move my whisker biscuit rest pretty far to the right to get my unfletched arrows to fly like darts. (this is the method I use to get my bow tuned). By far I mean a little over an 1/8th of and inch. According to Mathews, my center shot should be around 13/16 and 7/8 of an inch. Before I had the stirng replaced, it was and it shot perfectly. Now it's a about 11/16 of an inch from the riser. I know this doesn't sound like much, but it has caused me to have to move my sight pretty far to the right as well, which makes it difficult to center in my peep. I may try experimenting with my knock point to see if that has any bearing on it as well (it appears to be knocked slightly high of square as I believe it should be). Let me know if you have any other ideas or suggestions of things I should try. I have about200 shots through thebow since I had the string changed so I'm pretty sure it's well broken in. BTW, I have readthe easton tuning guide but I don't belive it answers the question of why my center shot has changed so much.Also, my setup is in my signature. Theold and new string areboth Zebra.

Thanks,
-Rob

p.s. I've decided to stay out of the woods until I get this thing figured out so I'm sure you can understand how frustrated I am.