RE: Sight Pin
Jeff, you call me an engineer again and we're gonna squabble!!! I ain't no freakin' engineer, I'm a machinist! Us guys that make the stuff have to figure out how to make engineers' idiot ideas work.<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
"I do believe it has to do w/ the fact that many bows nowadays have a grip that is offset from the centerline of the riser. Possibly this causes an "overcompensation" in the pin settings to the opposite side of the direction the grip is offset towards."
Sounds to me like what you are describing is torque. I know you're an experienced shooter, so I would have to lay the blame on the bow design itself.
If I had a bow that forced me to have the pins out of alignment with the arrow, I wouldn't have that bow long. Not a single bow I've ever had (at least since I starting shooting sights for field archery competition some 20 years ago) has ever had the pins out of whack like that.
You don't happen to use a C-Peep, do you?