I totaly agree, the dynamics of a round clyinder shaped projectile(field point) is areodynamicly better structured to fly more true, no matter what, a broadhead will travel differently through the air than a fieldpoint. all broadheads will fly differently from one another I belive they all need a little tweekin, nomatter what you use..IMO

Even on the best tuned bows, there can be a difference in the point of impact between FP and BH. I have had them hit the same spot over the years with some of my bows and I have done the same things as rack attack and had two sets of sights ready--one for BH and one for practicing with FP. If you can't get them to always group at the same POI, it's the next best thing.