[Mike_W]

Ok so it has been a few years since I have had to broad head tune a bow.

But after sighting in my bow with field tips out to 60 yards I have begun shooting broad heads.

My current set up is a 70lb Athens Ibex at 29" draw. I am shooting a 28.5" Easton Axis FMJ 340 and 100 grain G5 Strikers.

So here is my question, my broad heads are hitting 3 inches left of my field points at 20 yards. Upon referring to the Easton broad head tuning guide it shows that for a right handed archer and broad heads hitting left means my arrow shaft is too stiff but according to the arrow shaft selector I am shooting the right arrows as per my set-up.

One solution maybe to switch to 125 grain broad heads.
Would there be no point in trying to move my rest to the right slightly before I try the switch?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks,
Mike