I know this was discussed in a previous thread but I also purchased some Easton axis arrows after shooting Beaman for years just to try something different and see if I can get a little more performance out of my old bow.

I can't get two of those things to hit in the same spot twice.

So should I raise my rest?

Take it somewhere to be tuned?

Throw them in the garbage?

Obviously I am not an expert in this subject so I am looking for advice.

Try raising your rest and see if it helps. If not take it to someone.

I will give it a try.

Thanks

Well I moved my rest and had my bow retuned but I still cannot get these arrows to group consistently.

I am not sure where to go from here.

Reduce the draw weight? It is set at the max 70 lbs.

I am going to keep trying but I am thinking of going back to my Bemans.

Did you get the arras in a pack or singles? May be a slight variance in straighteness or maybe weight?

It was a pack of six.

I am sure there are some slight differences but not enough for this much inconsisteny.

I just went through the same thing. My arrows last year shot good the new one's didn't shoot worth a s... I went and bought some easton bloodline arrows and they seem to be doing fine.

I switched from the Easton axis st to carbon express blue vanes and my group instantly got so tight that I couldn't shoot the same target after robin hooding two times...