Shuttle T's flying really high

[Dr. Death]

I want em!   

[wrongway]

it might just be in the tune of your bow, I shoot the T's and never had a problem with them, I also shot the G5s and they shot in the same spot out to 80 yards.

[Arnbo]

To get off the subject......
NAP HellRazors 100 gr.These things are amazing........

[Vo2max]

Ok, ok... I'll never make this mistake again.. I promise! Am I forgiven?

Montec's G5's for me as I just don't see chasing the arrow with my pins and I also like to shoot year round with field points.

Enjoy the late season! A few weeks left.

[archeryantlers]

Forgiven. Thats a tough lesson to have to learn. Good luck to you!

[coachcw]

id be checking the tune on the bow . What fletchings do you shoot . I shoot four fletch blazzers with slicktricks set to string and also shoot shuttle t's . I use to time them but found that they screw and shoot the same . are your shuttles the same wieght or are you slightly under spined maybe ?

[Jellymon]

If there's no fletching contact and spine is correct it looks to me like the montecs are probably hitting low. The montecs have a higher surface area, which makes them more likely to plane if your bow isn't tuned. Where do your field points hit compared to both heads? If field points hit above your montecs try bumping up your rest up in 1/32" increments, and if there's no other issues like spine or contact then I almost guarantee you can get the shuttles, field points and montecs hitting together, or at least very close. Look up broad head tuning, probably needs to be done with your bow. Also make sure both those broadheads weigh the same.

Shuttle t's are probably the best flying fixed head on the market.