akaSharkey,

If you are having contact with the bracket you are either shooting the wrong spine arrow or the bow and/or the rest is out of adjustment.

Most bows will shoot a level arrow if the bow has been set at an even tiller and the arrow is nocked at 90degrees to the bowstring.

If the arrow is being pitched downward upon release and the arrow is being slammed down into the bracket you may need to remove a little tiller from the lower limb bolt to even the bow tiller.

A larger diameter hole in the biscuit is not neccessarily going to help tune an out of tiller bow.

Most people who use the biscuit to hunt with can use either size biscuit with carbon arrows and get great results.

The biscuit does peform better when there is a few thousandths extra room around the arrow. Some of the fatter aluminium shafts could use a .44" hole instead of the .36" hole that is in the aluminium biscuit.

The biscuit can be adjusted to accomodate larger diameter arrows, and that is probably why there isn't a larger size biscuit in normal production.

Good luck hunting!
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