The only thing I'm fuzzy about from my own experience and the imperfect form that goes with it is, how do you disqualify paper tuning for someone with form issues? Wouldn't these issues be magnified at range (with group tuning) and if so, how could you analyze a group and what needed to be done given the flyers that would result from the form issue?

Don't take this as a challenge to your ideology on bow tuning. I'm just trying pick your brain on why you think paper doesn't work and how you'd go about zeroing in on those nock and rest settings for someone you were helping who wasn't consistent with their form.

My first impression is that you need great form to group tune accurately. Whadda ya think?