Arrow "kicks" to the right ?

[frassettor]

I noticed my arrows kicking to the right (the nock end) in mid flight and not sure why. Any suggestions.
My bow is 59@28
Cx350 cut to 31"BOP
260 gr field tip
100 gr brass insert

I've used this setup for years but noticed this this afternoon.

My brace height is the same also  , brace height is suggested 6 3/4 to 7" , I have it set at 7"

The bow is cut to center and is fast flight

[frassettor]

Anyone?  

[macbow]

If your just noticing it. Maybe your form is changing.

If you could make a box for paper tuning it might give you a  
Idea what is happening.

[Pete McMiller]

I've got a similar set-up that shoots darts, no wobble, pitch, yaw, anything EXCEPT when my form goes to hell.  Then I just have to take my time and usually within a dozen or so arrows I am back on track.  Fortunately it doesn't happen very often.

[frassettor]

As a matter of fact my bow quiver broke and I was shooting if without a quiver and that's when I noticed it, think that has something to do with if?

[Pete McMiller]

I wouldn't be surprised.  As we all know, sometimes the littlest things will cause our arrows to go screwy.  There are times that just "thinking" a bad shot will cause it   :rolleyes:  so who knows.  I'd just try shooting as you normally do without thinking about it.

[Paul_R]

Torquing can cause that. Having the added mass of the quiver may have buffered it.

[Safari Scott]

Almost definitely the quiver, I notice a big difference when I take mine off. Less riser weight means its more likely to kick.

[Bonebuster]

Torque is good in pick-up truck engines, not in shooting a bow. lol

[Kyodai]

Almost sounds like your arrow was borderline weak spine to me, and you picked up just a touch more cast which threw it off.

I know if I shot that arrow off my 55@27 bow, with that much weight, it would certainly spine weak, but we're all different  

[GRAYBEARD]

Might be worth checking the nock to string fit. I had some similar go-rounds and I opened my nocks up just whisker and it seemed to help.