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Originally posted by AUFish:
Thanks for the replies. I will read the article shortly. I don't think it is bow or shooting form issues, I can stack field points all day and once I find arrows that group with muzzies, I have no problem with those specific arrows. It may be arrow issues that are exagerated with broadheads.
FYI - being able to stack field points means nothing when it comes to accurately shooting fixed blade broadheads (i.e. getting them to hit with field points). Field points have basically no aerodynamic profile, hence the fletchings can consistently correct the arrow's flight even if it comes off the bow with a kick at the back end of the arrow. That's not the case with a fixed broadhead because the blades will present surface area to the passing air to force the arrow off target. Though I agree you probably have some individual arrow issues, you certainly ALSO have something else going on. It could be as simple as a rest or nocking point adjustment, but it COULD be something more as well.


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