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    Ok got a question... If im shooting a target and my arrows are slightly pointing to the left when there are stuck in the target what causes that?

    #2
    I assume your target is not moving at all??

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      #3
      have you recently changed the rest? if so you need to paper tune the bow and go from there. If I was you, i would do it anyways just to check it.

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        #4
        If they are all facing the same way turn your target a little.

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          #5
          Which way is the wind blowing? Is your target turned slightly? Might be a good Time to paper tune and see If your getting a left tear.

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            #6
            you could also be torquing

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              #7
              What have you changed on your bow? If nothing, then it may be a new bad habit or wind conditions something...

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                #8
                Check you nocks!!

                IMHO this is the most overlooked item in bow tuning. If you nocks are too tight on the string this could cause some slight fishtailing. You should be able to push your arrow off of the string with just a slight amount of pressure from your thumbnail.

                I had the same issue. I tried tuning (walk back and paper). I played with arrow spine, and draw weight and could never get the left lean out. I then changed my nocks to Bohning double lock nocks and problem solved.

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