ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I mentioned checking center shot when you touted moving the rest and nocking point as a "fix" for hitting low. Assuming center shot and spineare correct.....you need to adjust your sight. Period. Center shot, first. Sight adjustment last. I would never adjust my nocking point without checking center shot/level....and simply hitting low wouldn't tell me the nock set or rest was "off", necessarily. I'd also ALWAYS adjust rest height first (before nocking point) if it were feasible.
If you say so...
The guy's broadheads are hitting low as compared to fp's. He needs to adjust his rest or nock pt - if it was me, that is what I would do - period. I would never adjust my sight in his situation. According to your statement in bold above,someone's set uphypothetically couldbe a half inch or more nock high and you are saying adjust your sight "period". I guess if it works for you, then go with it.
Yes, the reason I would go for nock pt first is cause I do not shoot a loop.