Quick question for the experienced

[snowman160]

Had a fella at cabelas that was recommended by a fellow archer to look at my bow..he corrected my centre shot,paper tuned an corrected my timing..so looking down my centre line which looks perfect my arrow,string an pins line up great..so went shootin tonight an my arrows grouped 4" to the left??groups were decent but wouldn't an shoulda they be bang on at 20 if everything lines up by eye????im confused is all.said my fixed heads should fly true as well by they shoot like 14" to the left lol.any suggestions guys?

[Nait Hadya]

slight bow hand torque.

[CBintheNorth]

1/32" out is nearly impossible to tell in the distance between your string and your sight. However, over 20 yards that 1/32" could easily be 4".
As long as your arrows are flying true I would just re-sight your bow and carry on.

As for your broadheads flying true, that could only be told by shooting them on a target.
Anyone that would dare to tell you different should be smacked.

[Lefty-Canuck]

X2....on resighting.

If your center shot was off and your rest was adjusted, you need to resight (adjust your bow sights) to the new settings.

....with your broadhead flight being off do you have the correctly spined arrows for your bow?

LC

[Rambo Assasin]

Did you shoot it when paper tuning? If not then it is not tuned to you. Anchor point, nose position,etc is why you need to sight it in. Everyone one is different and all the people I deal with for maintenance have you shoot your own bow when tuning.

[Riverbc]

X2....on resighting.


LC

x3

[L.O.S.T.Arrow]

:D X3...Like the old Phyics rule..for every action there is a reaction..same applys to tuning a bow...for every spec you change it will change another or even all to some degree...sights are usually the last change in a tune..once all other specs and tune to perfect arrow flight is changed ..so will the sights most likely have to be changed...

Neil