scoutn74

hi all im new to this site and setting up bow havin problems i have a hoyt vortec xt 2000 with 3d rover rest predator IV pendelum site shootin carbon express terminator 6075 arrows cobra release with a string loop i just started tuning myself i got the eze eye laser, string levels, arrow level ,got my center shot all set up set my nock location so that arrow was square with string shot good at 7 yards quarter size group arrows all touchin moved back to 20 yards shootin at a block target aiming at center dot hit top right dot tried adjusting site with no luck i know the vains are hitting rest is my nocking point to low causing this or is there something else i should be looking at[:@]

BGfisher

You gottanslow down and use some punctuation. Like periods, commas and such. It's hard reading 20 sentences all rolled into one.

We need more info. Bow weight and draw length. Length of the arrows.

pizzitem

I've never seen a 3d rover rest. So I will ask the question below.
Did you try turning the arrows so the fletching will not hit the rest?

scoutn74

bow weight is 65 lb arrow is 30 and a half draw is 31 and a half. it dont matter with turnin arrows i have right heli vanes they hit no matter where i put them. i didnt change them thats the way they where when i bought them. sorry for the lack of puncuation use to doin that with text messages on phone

scoutn74

im shootin 100 grain field points and crimson talon broadheads 3 blade, points are from crimson talon also

passthru79

I have found that the turbin points from crimson talon effect arrow flight, so if your trying to tune I would use regular field tips. You really need to step back to 20 or 30 yards perferably 30 and start shooting. Make sure you will hit the target, thats where shooting at 5 or 7 yards comes in. Once you are on target get back to 30 and shoot a group. Pay attention to arrow flight, if its kicking right or left you adjust your rest in the opposite direction in very small incriments. As long as your arrow is square to your string like you said and the top of your shaft is about even with the top of the holes in your riser that should be good. Once you get your rest adjusted to get perfect arrow flight then you can worry about you sights. After you get all that done then its time to screw on a broadhead and shoot at 30 yards or so. If the flight is perfect and it hits the same place as your field tips your ready to go, if not you need to tweek your rest a bit still. What you do is shoot a group with your field tips and then a group with your broadheads. If they arent all together then you adjust your rest to bring your broadhead group towards your field tips. Using small adjustments the groups should come together until you get good groups with both and perfect arrow flight.