Most forgiving, easiest to shoot bow

[owlbait]

TwoTracks Longwalker. New price is in your wheelhouse! Chuck makes a great longbow. Give him a call!

[BaldingEagle]

Northern Mist Baraga or Whisper.  Very forgiving and easy to match to a wider range of arrow spines than most flatbows (longbows).  Also very forgiving on bad releases.
John

[daveycrockett]

For me Centaur.

[WildmanSC]

If you are anywhere near ********* Archery, go pay them a visit and shoot some of their in stock bows.  I would recommend no more than 45-47#@ your draw length.  An ILF riser with a set of ILF limbs may fill the bill for you.

Bill

[Joshua Polland]

Looks like you are 40-50 miles from *********, PA. John over at Trad Tech is a great guy and they will have a good selection of ILF bows and others. They have a really nice range as well.

[machinist]

Originally posted by khardrunner:
Where do you find Quinns?

Keep your eye out here, one usually pops up for $200 or less every now and them

[khardrunner]

I've shot with a couple guys there once when Blacky was there. We did a bunch of high speed filming. It was great.

Thanks for all of the suggestions! I will continue to play around with some of these and see what I can come up with.

[BOWMARKS]

If you can wait a few months go to Denton Hill in July,you will find a whole bunch to try out and buy on site first hand.

[bentpole]

I owned the best and shot the rest. I own 3 Mohawks now.      

[RC]

What Bentpole said.RC

[ibehiking]

I have two bows that might meet your description. I have a 50# Samick Stingray that seems very forgiving. I also have a ******** Pinnacle II with ******** carbon/wood ILF limbs that is 50# also.