If your form is not consistant, you will not get consistant results in any type of tuning. Shoot maybe 5 arrows and see if you get the same results. YOu may also get variable results if your arrows are not consistant (spined, weight, straightness). Personally I will not paper tune past about 10 feet. Papertuning will show how the arrow comes off the bow. You do not want the fletchings to start to stabilze the arrow in papertuning. Personally, if I'm papertuning with the compound, I want bullet holes. Some like slightly high/left tears.