Re: Broken Arrows?!
Ike and Ambush have it right....its not the arrows, its the bow. Most likely thing is as ambush said, you have cam lean that is causing the string to derail at the shot. When this happens it will throw the arrow all over the place. Being trapped in a containment rest the arrow is being thrown against the outer edge of the rest somewhere causing it to break.
Try this.....draw the bow back and anchor as though you are going to shoot. Then look up to your top cam.....does the string line up directly behind the groove in your cam or is it angled off to one side. Could also be some heavy torque on your part as well, while at full draw have someone take a look at your stabilizer....is it pointing straight at the target or is it pointing off to the side. Another good indicator of torque is put an arrow on the bow (don't draw it). Line up your eye so that the string runs right down the center of the arrow....now check your pins....are they right tight to the string or are they way outside/inside of the string.
Hope this helps
Chris
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