Try marking the arrows and see if it's always the same that aren't grouping. If the same ones always group good and those two lets say, don't group, check em out and see if you can find something wrong with em.

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Yeah I think Ill have to try that!!

Are your broadheads tuned to your arrows?

number your arrows so you know which one is which, then shoot again and keep track of which ones are hitting close and which ones are flying wide. If you notice its just one arrow consistently messing up your groups then you know there is something wrong with the arrow. If that doesn't work you might want to consider trying another type of broadhead. You also might want to have a bow shop look at your bow and make sure everything is lined up right. If all that doesn't work just keep practicing. Make sure you are practicing good form too, don't just stand there and fling arrows, you'd be surprised how the slightest slip up in your mechanics will cause you to miss.

The arrows have a lot to do with it. Try taking one or all (numbered) and chart where they hit. If it's them they will for the most part always hit the same.

6" at 25 yards, and I'm happy.

No sights, no letoffs, no peeps, etc, etc.

I expect for the broadheads to shoot identically with my fieldpoints. Yes, it's possible and it can be frustrating and takes some serious tuning. 99% of the time, after my rest and arrows are tuned if I don't shoot a group that is as tight as it should be... it's me, not the bow, the arrow, or the tip... just me.

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