KodiakArcher

Is 7595 the right spine shaft for your setup? (W.A.G. that you're over 65# and over 28" with your 100 grain head?)

nodog

Doesn't sound like you need to change anything but the head, maybe some better (equals more expensive) GT's to reduce the flyers.

FSUBIGMAC

According to Gold Tips spine chart yes. Its not that the arrows are flopping all over the place during flight. Imagine a curve ball in baseball --- i think it may have just been those few arrows though -- I have two that are hittin maybe an inch low of field tips. I

KodiakArcher

I've got to at least partially disagree on this one. If field points and broadheads aren't impacting to the same point there is something out of tune. If the broadhead group itself is impacting to the same spot as the field points but the group size is out of control, then I'd lean toward the heads as the culprit. Sounds as if there may be a little of both going on here.

Carpmaster

Hostage pro's are notorious for brush wear which will cause MAJOR inconsistancies....especially if you practice often...

nodog

You could be right. I personally like what a head like a muzzy has to say about how "in tune" a bow is. Other heads though are in different to the need for change and it sounds like that's what he wants to hear. His "bows in tune", gotta take his word for it.

FSUBIGMAC

Appreciate the smart a**, sarcastic comment. Its people like you who drive people away from this sport and give it a bad name. If my bow wasn't in tune then why are my numbered arrows hitting almost the exact same spot? Why is there one part of my new target that had been beat up by the same groupings? Must be luck I guess. And thank you everyone else for all your help and suggestions, I truley appreciate it.I figured out that the blade had a slight bend and chip in it; so I put a different head on the arrows that were flying bad and they are hitting same spots as the others. Who knew it was that simple. I didn't notice it because the spin test looked fine.

MoNoFletch

If you read the Blazer instructions it says to fletch them with AT LEAST 2 degrees offset!!

Also...Check your axle to axle and brace. See if your bow is in 'spec'. Then check your tiller...make sure that is equal.
If all that is a-okay! Then You center shot is NOT perfect! Listen too these guys. You have to move your rest in small increments. Mark your rest and try it - You will see the effect of the movements.

One other thing you could try is a weaker spine arrow. 7595's are .300 spine....pretty stiff for 68#.

Michbowhunter

It's possible for a bow to be in tune, and still have flight problems with fixed blades. Fixed blade broadheads often do not fly like bullet points.... if that is what you're looking for, go to mechanicals.

I used to shoot muzzys and loved them, but I had a similar problem once I switched to carbons. Rather than making adjustments between practice and hunting, I switched to a mechanical.

TheGrim Reapers have some similarities with muzzys, like the trocar (bone crushing) tip, only the Reapers have razors in the tip as well for added penetration, and I can assure you, they fly IDENTICAL tobullet points.

Good luck!

KodiakArcher

And what happens when you go somewhere that mechanicals are illegal? You'll have to learn how to tune a bow. I'll beat this dead horse again, just 'cause I've been dealing with broadhead tuning issues all week for people and the mechanical "fix" is not an option here. If your fixed blades aren't impacting with your field points, there is some kind of tuning issue.