<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote<font size=1 face='Verdana, Arial, Helvetica' id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote> I think I actually became convinced that I was shooting as well as you could shoot a fixed head and I just had to hope I had PERFECT god-like form at the moment of truth. I was willing to accept that because I stubornly kept blaming myself while in the back of mind I always felt I was not to blame.........the damaged head was the kick in the butt I needed.......We will see what happens next.

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Well really you were to blame. No one told you to keep shooting the Muzzy's once you realized you couldn't group with them. I don't shoot Muzzy's but I can guarantee you that I can screw some in and shoot good with them(shot some of my old ones the other day for giggles). I have shot T-heads, Montecs, and Muzzy's out of my bow this year and they all shot great. So either your bow wasn't tuned, your arrows weren't tuned, or you were having some form problems. Either way it was your fault. Every bow and arrow combination that I have ever seen is capable of shooting broadheads witout flyers of up to 2' feet and contrary to your belief it is your responsibility to either see that they do so or to not take them into the woods. I would never take a bow into the woods that I knew there was a possibilty of shooting up to 2' from where I aimed.

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