First thing you need to do is take that paper, rip it into little shreds, toss it in the trash and forget all about it! IMO, paper tuning -which I do not care for in the least, anyway- is not very applicable to fingers shooting, regardless of what Chuck Adams says. Bareshaft tuning is much better for a fingers guy.

Release shooting is an inline release. Fingers release has a lateral displacement on the string which is transferred to the arrow. It takes some extra time and distance for the arrow to stabilize with a fingers release. That's one reason paper tuning is difficult with fingers. It's also why so many of us fingers shooters use big feathers. It helps stabilize the arrow quicker.