accuracy issues are sometimes a funny thing.
It could be the bow; timing, tiller, nock travel, draw length.
It could be the set-up; center shot (rest), nock point.
It could be the arrow; spine/lenght/size, or maybe a diff. brand or model.
Or, it could be you; form, release, target panic.
Everyone above could be correct but you should have someone who knows the in and outs look at your bow and your setup, then watch you shoot.
I've had guys come in and complain about their bow's but they shot great when I shot them.
Its a matter of chasing down the problem.
Shoot with a stablizer, if it helps great. If not, can it. Be objective if you can.
