Matt I agree with most of what you say.

We had a Matthews switchback that would not shoot broadheads the same as field points no matter what we did to it. We found that the lower end of the riser was 1/4 in. out of alignment. after we bent the riser to make it in line, Broadheads will now shoot same hole accuracy. We did the same with 2 Hoyt protecs and both bows now are grouping both heads alike. putting your bow in a vise and bending the riser is not the smartest thing you could do, but when a particular bow refuses to be tuned. My first thought was hacksaw or vise? the vise won and I now have a bow that shoots both heads right where the sight is at release. Until someone comes up with a better alternative I will continue as is.

Thanks, GGBH