Broadhead sighting in vs. field tip question
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Spike
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Broadhead sighting in vs. field tip question
Hi all,
I have a question for you...
This year, I bought a Switchback XT. I love the bow and grouped the shots well. When I attached by 100 gr. broadheads, My shots all went to the right 6 inches and down 6 inches. I tried two different broadheads and achieved the same result.
I have read that this may be due to a weak spine on my arrows. (I use Easton Carbon Aeros). Is this correct? My broadheads group, so I am able to re-sight and use no problem.
Is there anything else I should look at or is this just a tendancy of attaching broadheads to the arrow.
For the record, I have my bow set at 67lbs.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Broc
I have a question for you...
This year, I bought a Switchback XT. I love the bow and grouped the shots well. When I attached by 100 gr. broadheads, My shots all went to the right 6 inches and down 6 inches. I tried two different broadheads and achieved the same result.
I have read that this may be due to a weak spine on my arrows. (I use Easton Carbon Aeros). Is this correct? My broadheads group, so I am able to re-sight and use no problem.
Is there anything else I should look at or is this just a tendancy of attaching broadheads to the arrow.
For the record, I have my bow set at 67lbs.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Broc
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RE: Broadhead sighting in vs. field tip question
the way i see it is if the arrows are grouping consistent out to 20-30 yardsthatsa good thing....just adjust your sights and kill the deer....arrow spine is a touchy subject...if your comfortable with the arrows...use them. until its time to get a new dozen and maybee try something different.
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