@Josh Rush FOC is the percent of weight of your arrow front of center. Google how to measure and calculate it. It’s pretty simple. As of recent the optimal foc is between 15-20% according to a recent arrow ballistics study that was done. An foc higher than that may start to affect trajectory but with 100 grain points I don’t think you have to worry about that. Past 50 yards your arrow will start to drop significantly. And dropping down 5 pound could reduce your arrow speed up to 12 feet per second. My recommendation would be to retune your bow, check timing, and recalibrate your sight tape. Dropping down 5 pounds will affect the tune of your bow. How are you calibrating your sight tape? Are you shooting in the distances or using an app like precession cut archery? The app is very accurate as long as you shoot in your marks accurately and measure precisely. If your shooting in your marks and matching them to a supplied sight tape, I’d shoot multiple distances out to as far as you can accurately shoot. For example shoot at 30, 50, 60, 80 yards. Hope this helps a bit