passthru79

Been awhile since I've messed with a muzzy rest but last time I did the guy I was setting it up for wasnt using a string loop, just hooking release on underneath the arrow. When he would shoot the nock end of the arrow would whip down and actualy break the nock on the rest. Went to a string loop and it was perfect.

ijimmy

2 other posabilities are , cam timing , and tiller adjustment . If your bare shafts and fletched arrows impact close to each other , thats suposedly what you are looking for , I dont think bare shaft tuneing is a good method for compound bows , try shooting fletched arrows , and look for cleance problems , if you find them , any setting you made with bare shafts is "out the window"

dandbuck

I know this is just a suggestion, but, with my bow and the MZE rest, paper tuning did not work out. When I shot bullets through paper, I could hardly see the sight pins next to the sight window. I went back to eyeballing the centershot, and walk back tuning and all was great. i still shot through paper and had a slight tear, but I don't worry about that since I know where my arrow will hit. I have had people shoot my bow and tell me they had it (the rest) hit their hand upon release. I guess I just have small hands. (Should have been a doctor)
Good Luck