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Squirreldog 10-19-2005 10:01 AM

BROADHEADS
 
Hello, new to the forum, been reading the forum for sometime.
Im a relatively new bowhunter also, I started in 2004 and am a pure junkie now. Ive taken 4 deer with my bows and 3 porkers. I bought my first bow in 04 and my new one this year after passing my old one to my brother.

Ive got brave enouph to try to post a question here now and try to pick a few brains about broad head flight. Ive shot wasp jak hammers 100 grain, Nitron 100 grain Innerlok stainless 100 grain and steel force 100 grain that all group with m field points. However I bought some wasp 100 grain boss bullets and they all shoot about 3 inches low frow all my other heads and field points, Is this a common thing? and if so is their a quick fix?
windage is the same as every thing else, Ive even weighed them. and they actually weigh a couple of grains lighter than my field points.
Thanks for any info

JoshKeller 10-19-2005 10:07 AM

RE: BROADHEADS
 
Lower your nock point, or raise your rest just a TINY bit. that should bring the wasp's up and actually be right with the rest of your broadheads.

Squirreldog 10-19-2005 12:20 PM

RE: BROADHEADS
 
Thanks Josh

Dubbya 10-19-2005 10:01 PM

RE: BROADHEADS
 
Josh said it very well, a TINY bit.

5 shot 10-20-2005 02:41 AM

RE: BROADHEADS
 
http://www.broadheadtests.com/TUNING.html

#1Predator 10-20-2005 04:44 PM

RE: BROADHEADS
 
Yup,
what every body else said.:eek:


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