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Hello, I have a Hoyt Torrex, 63lb draw weight and 28.5 DL. Using Easton Bloodlines 330 spine - 420 grains total - FOC is 13% with Field Points.

My problem is this, I am shooting a bare shaft and a fletched shaft at 15 yards and the point of impact is within an inch of each other ( if I do my part ) however the bare shaft is consistently nock right in the matrix foam target. I have a feeling that the nock right bareshaft could be a result of the target medium. If I shoot in a worn out spot it is considerably straighter. Fresh spot very right. The fletched arrows stay relatively Square to where I am shooting in either target area. Should I move my rest left a touch and evaluate?

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