Pse Vision Draw Length Adjustment

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Good morning folks,
Well, I'm from Brazil and I'm gonna do an Exchange program in June in USA. So, I decided to buy my first bow there. I just started to study about bow 1 week ago. I was looking for some good cheap equipment and then I found this PSE Vision Bow. Take a look:

Purpose: Have fun, target and field. It's not allowed to hunt in Brazil and I don't wanna get in tournaments either. Well, I can go to the forest and put some target with unknown distance maybe.

2014 PSE Vision Ready to Hunt Compound Bow Package - Hunter's Friend
Price: U$499
2014 PSE Vision Compound Bow RH
IBO Speed: 306 FPS
A2A Length: 33''
Brace Height: 7''
Draw Weights: 15-70''
Draw Length: 12-30''
Bow Mass: 4.2 Lb
Bow Finish: Infinity Camo
Eccentrics: Twin Cam
Let-off: 70% Standard
Draw Height Range: 70# Peak Limbs
Arrow rest: Quickshot Whisker Biscuit
Sight: PSE Gemini 3 Pin Sight
Peep Sight: 1/8'' Medium Fletcher Style / Height: 13cm
Hard Bow Case Black
Arrow: 9 Custom Carbon Arrows Bright Color (Fletch with 3 inch Offset Vanes)
String Loop
Release: Tru-Fire Patriot Caliper
Stabilizer: Vibracheck Flexxtech 2
Quiver: PSE Shadow Quiver in Camo
Wrist Sling: PSE Neoprene Logo Sling

My doubts are:
1. Is it a good equipment to start and to use as an intermediate? I don't wanna buy another one for too long.
2. I wanna replace the sight and the arrow rest. What y'all think about it?
Sight TROPHY RIDGE HITMAN 5-pin
Hitman - Hunter's Friend
Rest Qad Hunter
QAD Hunter Arrow Rest - Hunter's Friend
3. Arrow: I'm not gonna use the BroadHeads pointer for Hunt. So, on the website that I'm gonna buy my bow, the most popular vane option is 3 inch Offset Vane. Should I choose, 3 inch or 4 inch vane? Offset, Straight or Helical vane?
4. My Draw Length is 25.354 inch. Should I set up my bow with 25.5 inch, 25 inch or less then that?
5. The Draw Weight is ajustable from 15-70#, but I was reading that 60# is too much for beginners. So, what is the heaviest draw weight set up for beginners? I'm an adult, a little bit skinny and short, but I am a martial arts teacher. So, I workout pretty often and then I was thinking about something between 45# and 55#.

Thank you in advance for your time and help.
Welcome to the Site!
The Vision is aimed towards beginners in that it allows a large growth rate you as you get familiar with the bow. Typically these are marketed towards youth but serve well for anyone. Seeings as how you plan to swap out the sight and rest you could do better to buy a bare bow (no accessories included) and go from there. These bows will typically only offer a poundage range of 10# (40-50, 50-60, 60-70), though.

Doubts:
1. It would absolutely suit your needs and perform well.
2. Replacing the "stock" rest and sight are always a good idea on a package bow. You made good choices.
3. Typically, when you buy arrows anymore they will come with some variation of a 2"-3" vane in a right offset fletch. With fieldpoints you will not notice much of a difference between offset and helical.
4. I would start with your draw length at 25". It's always better to go shorter than longer. Your bow tech should be able to properly fit you.
5. Start low on the poundage, most guys have the strength for 70#. It's all a matter of conditioning your muscles to move in a certain direction.

Good luck!
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At first, I would like to thank you so much for your fast answer and also thanks for your welcome.
Well, I'm gonna buy a 70# Bow Limbs and then set for 60#. I'm also gonna set the Draw Length at 25". With a let-off of 70%, It's gonna be only 21 pounds to draw my bow. Actually, I'm gonna buy something with 20 pounds and then start to condition my muscles until June.

About my arrow, I am gonna choose the most popular option (3 inch Offset Vane). As you said, I will not notice much of a difference.

Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate it. God bless you.
Let us know if you have any other questions!
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Actually, I have.
I would like to replace the rest as I said before and I saw 2 different types of QAD Hunter. Which one should I choose? Is there a big difference between these 2?

U$59.99
QAD Hunter
QAD Hunter Arrow Rest - Hunter's Friend

QAD Pro LD
U$104.99
QAD Pro LD Arrow Rest - Hunter's Friend

Thank you.
The QAD Pro is much easier to adjust and tune. I would suggest getting this model
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Thank you so much.
Alright, I'm gonna get QAD Pro LD model.

I loved this forum, less than one day and all of my questions were answered. That's awesome.
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Good morning folks.
I got one more question.

I'm also thinking about to replace the stabilizer. Is it a good idea? I didn't like this Vibracheck Flexxtech 2. It's very ugly, but I don't wanna lose performance because of beauty.

I would like to replace by this one:
Balance X - Hunter's Friend

What y'all think about it?
Thats a good stabilizer. With stabs...it comes down to what works and feels good to you. I use a Bee Stingers Sport Hunter Extreme and love it. They range from $59-$89 on Ebay.
Bee Stinger Sport Hunter Xtreme - Bee Stinger Stabilizers
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Thank you so much for your answer. Actually, I'm just changing the stabilizer because of beauty.
The OCTANE BALANCE X is more beautiful than Vibracheck Flexxtech 2.

Thank you so much. As soon as I buy my bow I'm gonna put some pictures and reviews for y'all.

Have a nice week y'all.
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Good afternoon y'all. I hope everybody is ok.
Well, I was talking with the seller about my bow and check it out what he said:

"And the PSE Vision has roughly 30# of draw weight range, so a 70# Vision can easily adjust to 50#."

Is that true?

Thank you.
very true! the bow is set up for a growing archer, so they put in tons of adjustment!!!
Martial arts instructor? From Brazil? BJJ??
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So, there is no problem to buy this bow with 70# and set at 50#. Right?
Hell ya. BJJ instructor and I'm a student of Taekwondo, Muaythai and Capoeira. I love martial arts. Lolololol
I took Muaythai for 4 years and kickboxing and kajunkenpo. Did a year of aikido and have been in and out of BJJ because of mixed martial arts dabbling. really wish i had time for it full time. its an art!!!
that bow will be fine at 50 all the way to 70. if you are spending that money though there will be a few other bows that would be just as good. 50-60 lbs will be more than enough to do anything. shop around. i would try to shoot some a bit before you bought something. treat archery as a martial art, and choose your equipment to fit you.
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Man, you're just like me. A lover of fight, I mean martial arts.
Well, the bow's final price is gonna be 644 with all things included (bow, tax, ship, setup, tuning, replace equipment). The original price is 499 plus Sight, arrow rest and stabilizer that I changed. The bow coming 100% ready to shoot.

Do you think that the price is expensive or it's ok? Do you have any other option?

I really liked the specifications for this bow (33" A2A Length, 7" Brace Height and 70% Let-off). And I decided to order with Skullworks finish. Actually, I didn't place my order yet. Imma do that by July. So, I'm studying options and price for while.

My limit price is 650.00 by the way.
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If you look at the archery talk classifieds you can probably find a very high end bow in great condition and in your price range. If your willing to buy used
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That is what i would do. Look on craigslist > sites too! I always find deals.
The nicer the bow, the happier you will be.
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Well, the problem about the craiglist and the classifieds is the warranty. I gonna check anyways, but I really would like to buy a new one and I liked this one.
The question is: This bow is not good or it's expensive?

Thank you.
I have never had too much issue with warranty stuff. I actually have never had a situation where having one would come in handy in 20+ years of shooting.
It is a fair deal, but I think for that money you could get a very high end bow in the used market. I do understand though that that option isnt for everyone. At the end of the day, the most important person to make happy is yourself. and I can almost promise that, as a first time shooter, you will be happy shooting almost any bow you wrap your hands around!
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pse vision is good but I like more pse brute x
IBO Speed: 320 FPS Brace Height:7.25 In.

Draw Length: 25-30 In. Let-off:75%

Draw Weight: 50,60,70# Bow Weight: 4.7#

IBO Speed Rating: 320 Feet Per Second

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