I have some compound bow questions... just a heads up, I might need some detailed info.?

I'm no broadhead expert, but here's a question, do the broadheads group together?

Download the Easton tuning guide and follow it exactly step by step. There are a lot of different tuning methods out there. It's tempting to just mix and match, but they don't work well when you skip steps or mix in steps from one with the other. The Easton tuning guide used to have a section on tuning broadheads, that's why I recommend it.

http://www.eastonarchery.com/pdf/tuning_guide.pdf

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try this align the broadheads all the same to the outside vane ,via heating the insert btw a good group at 20-30 is great for deer,,most are taken in the 15 -25 yd range,,it sounds like you could use a new string ,,,but this is a simple adjustment at home ,,sounds to me like your just dropping of at the longer range,,it is hard to find a 40 yd hole in the woods,,

My suggestion is to go to a pro shop. not just a bow shop but a pro shop, there is a difference. They will get you started on the right track. That is how you get to the next level, you talk to the people who are there.

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=383...

go to this link scroll down and there is chart that shows you how to do it. And

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