LT, unfortunatly that may be the case. The way this should have gone is the bare shafts were grouping right of the fletched..That's weak indication. Go to a 125 point instead of the 150. You would have seen no change or it got worse. One rule when testing or adjusting anything, you you make a change and don't see a change, or things get worse, you went the wrong direction..So with the 125's, no change or worse, 100's, no change or worse...By then you would have known for sure going down in point weight, stiffening the spine, was the wrong way. Start going up in point weight, step at a time until the bare shafts crossed over to the left. (the reason for them shooting right is they were so stiff the tail is hitting the bow, kicking them right)As you kept going up in weight they'd move back with the fletched shafts. More weight they would again start going right. Only when they shoot good with a lighter weight then you want to shoot, and weak with the weight you want to shoot, do you cut the shafts......O.L.