Stalker22,

You should grouptune to set the windage for the rest. Differences in draw weight and arrow spine will effect where the position of the rest will be.

The rest will need to be shot a bit to wear in. I have noticed that shooting dusty, dirty, blunt-tipped arrows after a rain seems to expedite the breaking in period.

I usually set the bow at an even tiller, then set the nocking point so the arrow is at 90degrees to the bowstring. If your bow has a higher nocking point it may be that you are forcing the arrow down against the rest when your release gets pinched under the arrow nock as you draw.

If you really want a quiet draw shoot with a release loop on the string, you will eliminate any string pinch and you will probably be more accurate too.

Good luck hunting!
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