What does this mean??

[Bakes168]

I bare-shafted one of my woddies yesterday and the 125gr. point was in the bullseye but the nock went WAY right. This happened several times, I was shooting from about 10 yards.
Help anyone???

Zack

[BobW]

rt/lt handed?  target material?  bad release?  Any number of things..

Read and folloe OL's method, and use at least 3 arrows bare, and 3 arrows fletched.... and use the majority of each as the indicator.

if something wasn't right (form), you might be making the wrong fix.

[Bakes168]

I'm right handed, horizontally foam layered target, could be bad release.

What's OL's method, where do I read it??

Zack

[BobW]

http://www.acsbows.com/bowtuning.html

[Pat B.]

It could be that the shaft is overspined if all else is correct ----- including release.

[bbassi]

it means you need fletching....

Sorry, I couldn't resist.  

[Cherokee Scout]

It means the shaft is too stiff, need a longer shaft or heavier point

[BobW]

Valid points, but you still should base tuning on more than one arrow's flight.

[gsdmikko]

if bare shaft hits where fletched arrow hits you're good to go..if bare shaft hits high-raise nock point,if shaft hits to left either use thinner side plate or heavier tip