I bought a used Hoyt compound bow 2 yrs ago and started off with a paper tuning. I got the horizontal position set pretty straight but after a month of shooting I noticed a streak on the indide of the riser with fletching residue. I tried moving the rest over to clear the fletching and paper shot again and it showed the tail was to the side, so I moved it back. My question is if I should leave it so the fletching contacts the riser or move the rest and risk a side to side tail flight, thanks.

P.S. I will be buying a new bow for next year so this fix will only be for this season.

Nathan, have ya tried to rotate your nock a little so that you get no contact on the rest and the riser?

Thanks for the advice, I' ll pull out one of my extras and put it to the test.