ChasintheTrophys

Meister , Is it your arrow ? It could be your insert that you screw the broadhead into . Sometimes either through manufacturing or the archery shop the insert doenst set in the tip of the arrow completely and casues it to wobble when shooting broadheads because of the uneven plaining . An easy way to tell if its your insert is to take your broadheads or field points off and roll it slowly across a counter or table paying close attention to the area where the insert is glued to the arrow . It will be easy to spot if that is the culprit .

Meister

Chasin, im pretty sure that its not the inserts as I put them in myself.. Im shooting Easton Axis st with the hidin inserts technology... I made sure all my arrow ends were level as I sat the sanding stone on a table and held the arrow straight... I then used the tool to insert the insert and if you do it right and push it all the way in, the tool sits completely flush with the arrow... I will spin them to check though... Thanks for the tip..

bigbulls

Try using a broadhead adapter ring on the axis arrows. You really need them on those skinny broadheads when using a broadhead that loads the blades from the rear and uses a steel ring.