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Do I have to shoot my arrows with broadheads to test for accuracy after sighting-in with field point

Yes. You should always test-fire your broadheads for grouping accuracy after sighting-in with field points. Even though you may have purchased broadheads that are the same weight as the field points that you used for sighting-in, the broadhead’s shape differs from that of the field point’s shape and can yield slightly different aerodynamic results. You may need to make a slight windage or elevation adjustment to your scope to bring the arrow with a broadhead to your desired point of impact.

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