Broadhead tuning

[Snacks]

I am shooting 100 grain st's and they are consistently shooting 1.5"-2" lower than my fp's. What can I do to get them shooting the same? If I used 85 grain bh's or 125 gr. fp's would the group the same? Thanks, Sam.

[PSD Ryan]

Keep your 100 grains if that's what your field tips are. Move your rest just a tiny tiny big up. Shoot again. Keep moving it a tiny bit at a time until they group the same, then readjust your sight.

[bear]

if all fixed blade broadheads are shooting a little lower than your fieldpoints then what you have is a slightly out of tune bow. You could try moving your rest up 1/32" or so and then shoot. Continue the rest adjustment ever so slowly until both your fieldpoints and broadheads hit together. Then readjust your sight and go kill stuff

[bear]

what he said

[Delirious]

You can also move your nocking points lower or a combination of both. I try to keep my arrow perpendicular to the riser by adjusting both

I've also had luck increasing the bow poundage some. If it's around 30-40 yards (just don't want it to shift the spine of the arrow too much. only a few pounds)

[Low Fence]

Nock point down, or rest up......or combo.

COULD be form related at 30+ yrds, make sure your not droping your arm.

[Snacks]

I have already moved my rest fully up and it hasn't really changed anything. Idk why? I am using a hostage rest.

[PSD Ryan]

I'd start all over. Install your rest with the mounting bracket level. Center the rest. Put an arrow through and move your nocking point up or down to adjust the arrow. It should be just very slightly off level...pointing down just a tiny tiny bit if it's a solo cam, pointing up just a tiny tiny bit if it's a dual cam. Once you're there, line it all up horizontally. Do a walkback tuning with field points (20, 30, 40 yards. If the groups consistantly go further left, move the rest right, etc.) Then broadhead tune it. Should get you on track.

[Coach W]

My wisker biscuit will do the same thing as it wears out a bit.

The bottom allways falls out of it first. Making impact points of the fp's vs the bh's a little different like you stated.

Im not sure about the octane rest you are using I think it has the same technology just different wisker contact points.

[3children]

One of my customers had that rest on his bow, I couldn't get the bow to shoot with bhs. We changed the rest to Apache and 3 shots later was all good, out to 50yds.
Pat

[ram6256]

The whiskers on the octane wear out just like the biscuit.
Roy

[txdukklr]

try nock point down,

adding weight is not going to fix the problem, weight corrects spine issues. If the tip is lower then the nock at launch faster is going to exaggerate it.

[Hawg Slayer 4]

rotate the brushes sam

[rocky]

I am shooting 100 grain st's and they are consistently shooting 1.5"-2" lower than my fp's. What can I do to get them shooting the same? If I used 85 grain bh's or 125 gr. fp's would the group the same? Thanks, Sam.

What bow do you have?

[titleist9]

rotate the brushes sam

good one