Them Zephyr broadheads come up nice and sharp.  

at least ya know they go where ya put em      
wolfman

Thats good and bad.   Good for the arrow flight but bad on the feathers.  Looks like you are ready,   Good job

could have been worse    

Gil

Ok Jeff, now tell us who really shot that arrow?  :D

Never do for just that reason

I only shoot 1 arrow groups    

they either shoot exactly where you're looking or they plane identically.
Ferret, one shot GROUPS? Tney need to fix those publik skools in Ohio.  

Group is such a strong word, I usually just try for a loose gathering within the confines of my yard!  :D   Great shooting.

Just trim the OTHER two feathers to the same height.  The way you have things dialed in and tuned, it won't be a problem!  It's like finding a free arrow!!

Daryl

PS- I prefer to carefully "space" my groups when shooting so such dreadful things don't happen... and my silly buddies think I'm just lousy.  Little do they know!

Chad;

I hereby challenge you to paper-tuning at 12 yards!

 

QuoteI only shoot 1 arrow groups      

Mickey That's because you only carry one arrow...      :D  Terry

It's not just broadheads. I have Robin Hooded three woodies and a 2016 in the last three weeks (at least with the aluminum one I can just replace the nock)! I hate Robin Hoods, but I can't seem to stop myself from wanting to shoot groups. It's an addiction.
I still launch a flier once in a while, so I can't seem to convince myself that I am ready with this new bow (recurves are not as forgiving of string torque as longbows!).

Two more shots and you'll have one for bare-shafting. Hap

Try that with Hexheads, it gets real messy

Can't see the pic....Van

Me either?