Beginner here with some questions on compound

Hi,

Total beginner here, been reading and checking out youtube content (like.. alot alot). It's finally time.

I'm looking to get the PSE Stinger package bow to get started and eventually move on to the Mathews VXR 31.5, then my son will get the PSE bow once he gets a little bit bigger.

Shopping list right now:

PSE Compound Bow Package FR Stinger Max SS 2020

(Bow package contains Complete bow, Release and 4x Arrows)

Savage 400 6.2 30" Arrows x3
Eleven Plus Target Polyfoam 60 x 60 x 20 cm

Is there anything else I should be getting?

Anyone know what the "FR" means in the package name? There are cheaper versions of the same package without "FR" in the name, can't tell a difference and I've searched like everywhere for an answer.

Thanks.

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