Montec question

Muleyhunter05 · Aug 5, 2014

LAST EDITED ON Aug-05-14 AT 01:36PM (MST)[p]So I went out and shot my Montecs the other day and out at 60 and farther they started to drop low. At 60 yards they were 3 inches low and at 70 yards they were 6-7 inches low and at 80 probably 8 inches low. So my question is what would be causing them to starting hitting lower at those yardages?

elkmanchad · Aug 5, 2014

Gravity!

Are you sure your sight, peep, etc, didn't move? Did you try shorter distances?

elkassassin · Aug 5, 2014

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RabidRattleSnake1 · Aug 6, 2014

Have to agree with gravity being the culprit.

31incher · Aug 6, 2014

Bump your rest up a C.H

Chad · Aug 11, 2014

I'm assuming that they are hitting low compared to your field points. I'm also assuming that your broadhead set-up is the same as your field point set-up.

I've found that I need to "chase" my broadheads with my rest to get them hitting with my field points. So if my broadheads are hitting low I move my rest Down just a touch. Since you're not seeing a difference until 70 yards you will only need to move you rest a tad if this is the problem.

The only other explanation (and probably more likely) is that the Montecs are creating a little extra drag, which you're not seeing until you hit the further distances.