I got a Block target today and decided to see how close my Montec G5's hit to the same weight field points. They shoot about 6" left and a couple inches low at 20 yards. Based on the information in the Eastman tuning guide, I tried adjusting the rest to bring the two together. No dice. When I get the broadheads hitting on the target, the field points shoot to the right and a little high. I have (or had) the bow tuned really well for the field points - great groups - paper test perfect, center shot perfect, walk back perfect. I'm thinking the "easy button" here is to just move the sight to adjust for the broadhead impact. By measuring the distance to the stops on the sight with a micrometer, I could find my previous setting pretty easily. I looks like, for this setup, moving the sight .025 results in 1" of impact shift at 20 yards. Anyonehave a different view onthe logic of this?