Move pin to broadhead? K.I.S.S.

[sndmn11]

I have an older mathews SBXT
Bow in spec and shooting good with fp out to 60-70.
My bh are right of fp by 2-5 inches depending on range.
Center shot is 11-16
300 spine,380-385g,15 foc
Would you mess with yokes or bump the rest?

I default to tuning at the limbs, and remember my switchback was responsive to it. I would test the left yoke a full and the right untwist a full. I wouldn't do this beyond the point of an arrow on the shelf side of the idler wheel crossing the string much higher than the end of the center serving. Then I'd tap the rest.

 

[Coopsdaddy]

Awesome,I’ll give it a try and report back .

 

[Coopsdaddy]

Well I was getting ready to tweak around on it but i thought man I have some exodus Broadheads i bought a few years ago but never used them.
Been using slick tricks because I had a bunch.
Put an exodus on and it’s shooting good.
Not perfect but good enough to leave alone and be consistent.
I think I’ll be getting some more exodus.

 

[CMF]

Well I was getting ready to tweak around on it but i thought man I have some exodus Broadheads i bought a few years ago but never used them.Beem using slick tricks cause I harms a bunch.
Put an exodus on and it’s shooting good.
Not perfect but good enough to leave alone and be consistent.
I think I’ll be getting some more exodus.

I found shooting small diameter fixed like a killer bee were also more forgiving than other three blade and bigger heads. They will also get more pen and I have shot both a muley buck and mature bull with frontal shots, no problem killing.

 

[Beendare]

Well I was getting ready to tweak around on it but i thought man I have some exodus Broadheads i bought a few years ago but never used them.
Been using slick tricks because I had a bunch.
Put an exodus on and it’s shooting good.
Not perfect but good enough to leave alone and be consistent.
I think I’ll be getting some more exodus.

FWIW, I've helped friends that thought as you do, Good enough. We dialed it in...... and TO A MAN....they all were surprised at how good a shot they were after tuning.

They were actually very good shooters but with their bow slightly out of tune they didn't know it.

 

[Coopsdaddy]

Not sure what you mean.
My bow it’s tuned well by me for field points.I bet I have pressed this bow 30 times in the last month.
I started shooting Broadheads and they were quite a bit off to the right.
Was going to start the process over for Broadheads but before I did I swapped on some exodus.
I have never shot them and they are hitting within .5 to 1.5 inches of field points out to 40.
I’m happy with that.
I may make one or two minor tweaks but wont go down the rabbit hole.I should have had this done two months ago but life got in the way.

 

[HunterGatherer]

Beendare knows. 1.5” @ 40 means your arrow is not achieving perfect flight. Impacting fairly close to your point of aim is not the issue. It’s that your arrow is not flying straight and true, So it’s not grouping as well as it could, is more susceptible to bad inputs from the bow (hand torque), planing, and when it hits an animal it may actually be at a slight angle relative to the flight path (yaw) and it can lose a bunch of energy, affecting penetration …

With a minute adjustment to your rest, like 1/32-1/64 you could have perfect flight and eliminate all
that.