ORIGINAL: TFOX
My program is down but I have run that scenario many times on it.
Remember that the pin is set for 25-28 yards.The drop from there to 32 on a fast bow will be around 4" which is exactly what he says he shoots low,now all that is left is to figure how high will the arrow be at it's highest point,my experience tells me about 3".WHEN 0 IS27 YARDS.
It just can't be dead on at the bow due to sight paralax,(arrow is below the pin)
But what he was claiming was his bow is dead on to 2" high all the way out to 32yds, meaning if shot level to the ground, it would only have 4" of drop total over that distance. His arc would only be 2" high.
I get a start out of 3.95" below zero, to a rise of 1.54" above zero at 400fps, total variation of 5.5." Now he's claiming only 2" of variation.