Anyone align there broadheads to match the arrow fletching?Buddy of mine told me about it.

It has zero effect on your broadheads accuracy. Waste of time in my opinion!

After speing considerable time tuning my new bow (an AR 34) this year so I could shoot good groups with broadheads I must say I personally do not see it matters. I can take a Montec g5, shoot at 30 yards and tag a bullseye, I can then unscrew it and put a Muzzy on, same result - a bulls eye, I can then unscrew it and put a SteelForce broadhead on and get the same result....... My bow is perfectly tuned and I can shoot 3" groups at 40 yards (as long as Im shooting well and Im still fresh)
I shoot a drop away rest, which I do believe helps.....

All this and like i said I can interchange my heads, and hit the mark.... I will say though. ALL of my arrows are marked. Out of the 2 dozen I have about half will spin a broad head like a GYRO - I mean PERFECTLY with NO WOBBLE AT ALL..... If it wobbles I do not use it......... I think paying attention to tuning will result in the same impact for a lot of people if you spend the time.

Tune your bow fist - PERFECTLY
Tune your arrows with your broadheads

Go Shoot

You will be way ahead to forget about aligning your blades and vanes.

The best thing I have found is a arrow spinner. You can get these for 25$ or less and they will instanly tell you if your arrow and broadhead is a good match.

I dont know how I ever made it without one.

I don' t necessarily align my broadhead blades to the fletchins. But I do align the blades to the nock position so that the blades are coming off the bow in the same alignment.

i know i took 2 deer last year and the arrows were fine.i was just wondering if it was worth the time or not

My bow shoots 3 different broadheads in the same holes. 2 blade Magnus Stingers....3 blade Muzzy and 4 blade SteelForce. All 100 grain.

The SteelForce heads did not however fly as well as the other 2 to start. Still very good but not great. I then changed the alignment a little and BOOM....right with my other heads. No changes to the bow or arrows.

I don' t know for sure that it makes any difference but those little plastic rings only cost a dollar so why not just get them and do it?? It doesn' t hurt.....I know that much

I think it' s a waste of time but it' s not going to hurt if you do it.

I used to do it but really, it made no difference. I only align them to pass under my sight guird.
Greg