Broadheads drifting left?

Bow needs to be in time and tuned properly. Tuned properly means broadheads and field points hit together at any yardage.

I do know its possible but you are shooting two very different objects, why would the have the same POI?

Broadheads have more drag and most will hit lower than fp over 50yds.
 
I do know its possible but you are shooting two very different objects, why would the have the same POI?

Broadheads have more drag and most will hit lower than fp over 50yds.

Ya there is a little drop with the broadheads but with my Tommy Hogg I just turn the vertical micro knob two clicks and its perfect. I'm going to the range right now then the bow shop after to make sure everything is perfect.
 
If your broadheads fly well and the hunt is days away just move your sight so that the broadheads are sighted in. The broadheads are just taking a slightly different path to the target because the fletching can't pull a broadhead due to resistance from the blades like it can with a field point.
 
I always tune my bow with fixed broadheads, I don,t even touch a field point until my broadheads are going right where I want them to. Then shoot field points after that,they have always shot right where my broadheads do
 
Bow needs to be in time and tuned properly. Tuned properly means broadheads and field points hit together at any yardage.


Glad someone said it... Regardless of what you shoot, until the above happens your bow is not tuned. Is it frustrating? Yes, it can be. Will it bring out issues you never thought existed such as poor form, poor release, poor grip, etc.. Yes, but that is how you learn. Hope you get it straightened out before your hunt, best of luck putting an arrow into a Mule Deer.
 
I shot this morning with just a 1/32" move of the rest and its dead on. It might not be perfectly tuned with broadheads but I shot great groups out to 100yrds. Not going to change a single thing until after my deer and elk is over.
 
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