A few weeks ago I decided to switch over from field points to broadheads because i was dead on with field points. Now that I have started shooting broadheads I have noticed that they keep hitting to the right, so i adjusted my sights like i normally would but my sights are adjusted as far as they go to the right and i even had the guy at my pro shop put a spacer in between the sights and bow so i could put them farther to the right my arrows are still bitting about 3 inches right at 20 yards. I decided to try a few shots closer up at 12 yards and they all hit dead center bullseye everytime. Do i need to move my rest to the left a hair or is it something else. I'm shooting an Alpine Lightning Force at 58#, 31" draw, CX 300 arrows with feathers, thunderhead 100 broadheads,and a whisker biscuit rest. Thanks for any help.

Sounds like your rest needs to be tuned. Try moving your rest in the direction of the broadheads. There should be a point where your broadheads and field points should come together,

I'll give you the same answer that many recieve here. You need to download "Tuning Guide" from www.eastonarchery.com It'll guide you through several tuning processes including that for broadheads.

Your rest is probably off center to the right, but the tuning guide will tell you in more detail about what you need to do and why.