[Refuze2falo]

What arrows?
What sight?
Arrow weight?

 

[trophytaker75]

How long has it been sinse the bow has been tuned?Might be time for a tune-up

 

[Lien2]

Maybe REALLY heavy arrows?
Or your peep height is off?

Lien2

 

[ohio34]

Arrow weight and how far out is your sight .

 

[bigbull94]

somethings wrong

Definitely something is wrong.Try getting it retuned.

 

[pragmatic_lee]

Maybe REALLY heavy arrows?
Or your peep height is off?

Lien2

My guess would be that your peep location is causing you to have to anchor different (higher) at the longer yardage, thus causing the arrow to be pointed down.

Set your peep height at 40-50 yards and then reset your pins.

 

[rhustek]

check your rest and nock point along with the other settings. If you are nock high you may get this problem as well. I had the opposite problem and was nock low. I didnt see a problem until I got out past 40 yds and then all of a sudden I didnt have enough room to move my pins up!

 

[Buster of Xs]

Did you mark the limb bolts before backing them out? If you don't you can't be sure you backed them out evenly. And this would cause your nock point to move up or down. That would create an odd pin gap pattern as your arrow would now be "porpoising" downrange.

If you didn't mark them just max them out again, place a mark on the bolt and a corresponding mark elsewhere, then just back them out to the marks for a complete turn. All my limb bolts have marks on them. :wink:

 

[hjort jagare]

Bow has to be out of tune even with a heavy arrow the gap between 40 to 50 should be bigger than 30 to 40. Drag will slow down your arrow the farther you shoot. Check nock height and cam timing to start.

 

[bardman]

Assuming the bow was in tune, when you turned down the poundage did you measure the tiller? Since that was the only change thats where I would go first. Tape measure from string to limb pocket should be the same or really close.
Second retune the bow. Hope it helps.

 

[qgudahl]

Thanks for the advise guys, I just had it tuned a couple days ago, I am shooting axis FMJ 400's with an 85 grain Montec, I am guessing aroung 410 grains, the sight is a spot-hogg hogg-it hunter and a trophy taker drop away!

I have never seen anything like this in ten years, I do all of my own work, so I know everything is right, I just cant figure it out!

 

[rhustek]

Oh, you are using a broad head? How is your pin gap with field tips? You may be getting some drift!

 

[qgudahl]

This is my first attempt at sighting this bow in so everything is new, but i have an 08 that I am shooting for 3-d same exact set up, but have not sighted it in past 20 yet either!

 

[qgudahl]

They are flying like darts, I don't know what the heck is going on?

 

[BigDaddy1975]

I had that happen shooting 4 inch quickspins.

 

[Simpson]

Maybe your getting nerved out about trashing an arrow and having a tiny target panic issue. Set the pins where you think they should be approximately and let'em fly (if it's feasable). I bet you'll be surprised:wink:

 

[qgudahl]

I am shooting Fobs, I had an 06 allegiance, with the same set-up and had no problems at all!

 

[lzeplin]

Try field tips,,and flecthing,,forget the fobs

 

[qgudahl]

No way, I will switch bows before I swith fobs!