Ridgerunr
from a former paper tuning fanatic, fugetaboutit. I used to paper tune to bullet holes and sight in. That was it and I shot good. Then I got a Bowtech Pat Dually and to get bullet holes I had to make some funky adjustments with my rest that just seemed odd. With bullet holes I shot good. Then I decided to creep tune, just because. And that tightened things up. That worked so I decided to group tune. Group tuning is a little more adventurous because theres not really a science to it but it paid off in spades. I' ve arrowed three arrows in the past three weeks and my 40 yard groups now look better than my 20 yard groups then. Yea I' ll have to group tune again with broad heads but that' s not a detractor for me, I' m looking forward to it.