Guys do a search on the subject.

It has absolutely no effect what so ever if you line up the blades of your broadhead with the fletchings. You will NEVER ever ever ever be able to get them both to fly through the same air. It is impossible to achieve unless you are in a perfectly CONTROLED environment and still it would be only for a split second. We all know that we do not hunt in a controled environment.


Just a small list of the things you would HAVE to controled in order for this to work. As soon as just a single one of these variables changes then all of your efforts would be for nothing.

wind speed
wind direction
arrow speed
arrow rotation
humidity
altitude
barometric pressure
arrow shaft flex

When any of you figure out how to control all of this and more out in the woods let me know cause we can become very rich.


So forget about this myth and just make sure that your broadheads are spinning perfectly with no wobblw what so ever and you will get good broadhead flight if your bow is tuned.