F15 shooting low??

[Slickin&Trickin]

hey guys and gals i just bought some f 15 broadheads and so far i have been impressed with the size and sharpness. but i shot them today for the first time and they have the same point of impact at 20 and 30 yds??? any idea on why that might be? my field points have about a 4 inch drop.

also has any body else shot the fixed version, feel free to comment with any experience you have about them.


Sorry this is written kinda confusing im trying to feed my one month old as well.

thanks guys

[rocky]

hey guys and gals i just bought some f 15 broadheads and so far i have been impressed with the size and sharpness. but i shot them today for the first time and they have the same point of impact at 20 and 30 yds??? any idea on why that might be? my field points have about a 4 inch drop.

also has any body else shot the fixed version, feel free to comment with any experience you have about them.


Sorry this is written kinda confusing im trying to feed my one month old as well.

thanks guys

Well, the name should've clued you in.
They're FAST.
Same POI at 20 and 30 yards is virtually imposssible, and if they impact 4 inches higher than your field points, they fly terrible, or most likely, you have a tuning issue.

[Hawg Slayer 4]

Try shooting them again today or tomorrow and see if they do the same thing

[Slickin&Trickin]

that was my first thought but they group great (it cost me a fletching) they fly straight in the air, and my windage is spot on.

[mTn hunting]

That is a good thing right?

[Slickin&Trickin]

i feel they fly great and im happy they have the same point of impact at 20 and 30 yds i just found it strange and wanted to hear some opinions

[Biz]

I am shooting them and have had no issues with POI. Flying as good as a field point and had great results with the first doe I shot in Ky this season.

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=235340

[txdukklr]

Well, the name should've clued you in.
They're FAST.
Same POI at 20 and 30 yards is virtually imposssible, and if they impact 4 inches higher than your field points, they fly terrible, or most likely, you have a tuning issue.

great flying broadhead shouldn't be defined as they group together, it should be defined as they group where my fp does. I think you have a tuning issue

Try shooting them again today or tomorrow and see if they do the same thing

I'd do this too . . . . . candidly I can't see how a bow can produce those kind of results consistently.