Well.......I hate to admit this, but most of it was me!! I tinkered with it some more when one of the shop shooters showed up and offered some help. First, he shot the bow with a back tension release and shot a perfect bullet hole.

We started with the grip and worked backwards. The grip is torquing in my hand, even though I handle it very well (my hands are pretty small vs the shop shooter). Thinking about taking the sander to it!

Second, we looked at the draw length. My anchor point is low compared to most archers, as I anchor my right thumb behind my neck and bring the string to the tip of my nose. We found that I was getting into the string just a tad.

We shortened my loop and put a few twist into the string and buss cables to shorten my draw to approximately 29 1/2". My tears are tremendously better. Haven't shot broadheads with it yet, but am hopeful that they will fly now.

Just goes to show you that you should get help when you encounter problems like this.