The problem is when relying on a laser,you are at the mercy of it.Regardless of the info it feeds you.


Meaning you can get good info or you can get bad info.


If the riser and the centershot are not on the same plane,you receive bad info.Then the whole process is a horrible nightmare.Had to help a few that run into this problem when someone used a laser and didn't realize they don't work on all bows.

I don't discount lasers because I have had them used on my bow but only at full draw on a shooting machine to set camalignment.You can also use them off the cams on some bowsto set centershot but you can't use them on all bows off the riser.


You do provide some good info,I am not trying to give you a hard time.

I can walk back tune and then group tune with field points and my broadheads and paper are dead on.Then again,you are right,the average person doesn't know how to accomplish this.


That is why I made my post with the link,educate 1 at a time.