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There are too many to list, I went from an old used PSE Polaris to a new Diamond Rock. The Rock can be adjusted 6 ways from Sunday but now there are newer ones that have even more adjustments so as your abilities progress you can change the bow. As a beginner this is a good thing because you can start at the lowest legal draw weight and as you build those specific muscles you can increase brace height, draw weight and increase the power and speed.
-I suggest posting this on the "Answers" section of the website so that it shows up on the home page. That way more people will see it.
-Any chance you could provide some of your physical information(height, how much weight you believe you can draw back, etc.)?
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-I suggest posting this on the "Answers" section of the website so that it shows up on the home page. That way more people will see it.
-Any chance you could provide some of your physical information(height, how much weight you believe you can draw back, etc.)?
There are too many to list, I went from an old used PSE Polaris to a new Diamond Rock. The Rock can be adjusted 6 ways from Sunday but now there are newer ones that have even more adjustments so as your abilities progress you can change the bow. As a beginner this is a good thing because you can start at the lowest legal draw weight and as you build those specific muscles you can increase brace height, draw weight and increase the power and speed.
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