Shooting thru paper at 15 yards is pretty useless, the arrow has straightened out by then. Try paper at like 5- 7yds. to see how the arrow is LEAVING the bow. My bet is that you will have some tearing. Also, do it with field points to get a "true" reading.
ORIGINAL: LouisianaTomkat
I know, I know. I trusted too many people saying my broadheads (Slick Tricks and Strikers) would group with field points. Now, first of all, the field points shoot bullet holes thru paper at 15 yds. So, what is the purpose of moving the rest if the bow is paper tuned and shooting bullet holes? I am confused as to how moving my rest "out of paper tune alignment" is going to help my broadhead flight. I am going to take your advice brucelanthier and wait till later in the week to try and correct this issue. My shots are perfect from 35 yds on ground or in tree right now. I do not want to tinker before opening day. But could someone please explain the above to me?
Thanks, LT