Tuning the new 80lb Hoyt VTM 31 

Thanks for the feedback!!! We love our Hoyts. Most of us are still shooting our RX7 Ultras one of the best bows they've ever produced!!!

Thanks for the feed back. Awesome!! Glad you are getting it in decently quick

You absolutely could. We like to keep center shot true if at all possible. We feel we achieve better arrow flight at long range that way.

Every Hoyt I’ve ever had 13/16 has been perfect center shot. Don’t think I’ve ever seen it not be parallel with the riser. Move yours to 13/16. That’ll bring your point back to the right. If it’s not perfect then switch both your shims. The set up your explaining indicates point left if the arrow spine is correct

@@gritarchery Thanks for taking the time to respond. If my latest tune does not work, then I will push the rest out to 13/16” and flip the shims. Thanks again!

Well, what I tried did not work so I am going your route. Pushed the rest out so center shot at the Berger hole to middle of arrow is 13/16”. Swapped thick black shims/thin black shims so thick is on the right. Running a arrow banded to riser for parallel indicator, my arrow definitely works its way left towards the point. Will shoot it tomorrow and see what happens. Thanks!

One final update and then I will leave you alone. Again, thanks for responding. Pushed the rest all the way out to 13/16 like you suggested. Flipped the shims and that did not work. Flipped the shims back (cams pushed to right), big/thin black) and wowza, near bullet holes with both fletched and bareshaft. Thanks!!

@@glenncharles6622 Awesome, glad you were able to get her dialed in!!! Feel free to reach out anytime. Have fun shooting!!