I think you're right on the draw weight, but the 29 is the factory preset draw length, which is adjustable.

Try the lookup tool on the PSE web sight. You can enter your serial number and get the specs and string lengths.

http://video.pse-archery.com/registration/serialsearch.html

 

The 50 at the end of the sn# is the max DW, the 29 is the DL it leaves the factory. The Brute X on setting "A" is 30". The Brute X was available in 50, 60 and 70# max draw. It was adjustable approx. 25 pounds, 10 turns on the limb bolts.

 

Cheers for the help guys. Is there something Im missing here then? Assuming my draw length measured from my arm span was correct (30.5) how is the draw on the bow so far short for me? The cam is set to A and so too is the string stop

 

The wing span measurement is just meant to get you to a starting point on DL, it then needs fine tuned to the particular shooter.

 

Got my sons 50# Brute X hanging in the basement since he out grew it. It served him well but we had to move him into a 70# Drive LT since he need more DL and weight. FYI, the riser on his Brute and Drive are identical so he shot it great right out of the box.

 

I have a 2012 Brute X with 60lb limbs. I'm around 4 turns back out and using my scale shows 48.5lbs. You can go 10 turns max. The "A" setting is the max dl at 30". I have mine on "B" which is 29.5". I really like the bow, only one I've had and plan on using it for many years.


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To the OP is this your first bow? I ask because sometimes when people shoot a bow that was too long in DL and then try to get to where their DL should be it doesn't feel right. I will also add that 1/2 difference can make quite a difference in feel and 30" might be doing that to you. Without seeing you at full draw or pictures we are all guessing what might be wrong.