CG, "The next animal was a coyote called in to about 20 yards and was shot in the neck with a Snyper tipped arrow. The tip of the Snyper was bent fully 90 degrees and penetrated about halfway throught he neck of the coyote. Coyote was recovered because the near side Jugular was severed."
"Just to clarify something on the neck shot that bent the Snyper. Most of the bending was at the ferrule and a little curl to the blade."
I'm not trying to flame. Sorry if you thought so. But, does this sound like the same broadhead to you? I merely pointed out how I thought the bent ferrel could have resulted. You're feeling defensive, so I'll just stop at this. I'd be surprised to see a coyote stop an arrow fast enough to bend the broadhead. But stranger things have happened.
BTW, i have shot Snypers, but will be using Muzzys & Magnus Stingers.

Phil.
"Could you guys be quiet, my dad's trying to shoot."