I was actually stating that it is not necessary to continuously shoot broadheads at the target. I would take one broadhead and try it, but I promise you, they are going to fly nearly identical to field tips. Yes, it's a good idea to shoot a broadhead just to see if there is much of a difference so you will know if you have to compensate any. I shot one several times years ago, and to this day, the field tips fly the same. So I do agree with youin the initial shot or two should be taken with a broadhead, but after that, it is really not necessary, unless you change something on your bow, change arrows,or change bows completely.