Reusing broadheads

I shot those the last few years and I always change the blades after a shot but, I'm kind of anal about my equipment. I found that the ferrule gets bent and they won't spin after a shot. When they do that I replace em.

I hear ya. I shot those too. The rage is open through the center of the ferrule and, in my opinion, makes it weaker than some other broadheads. I will say that the ones that I've found bent were on pass through shots and that couldn't happened when it hit the ground?!?

Those titanium ones have a hefty price tag at bass pro did you fin them any cheaper?

I have one piece NAP hellrazors, I missed a deer friday evening and it stuck in the dirt. I just cycled it to the other end of my quiver but I plan on reusing it if I have to. Is this bad?
At $10 a broadhead it'll get kind of expense to replace them everytime I take a shot at a deer.

I figure you can just sharpen them when they get dull

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I have one piece NAP hellrazors

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I figure you can just sharpen them when they get dull

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Yeah, I would resharpen those. I was talking more about replaceble blade heads, and especially mechs.

My logic is, if I get a shot at a once in a lifetime buck, I don't want a dull broadhead to cost me. I replace them.

Replace after every shot, it makes a difference. Now, I might keep one that looks good, not much deformity, in my 5 arrow quiver for a hog,corn-eating coon, other varmits that piss me off, but thats rare. Never shot something you really want to kill with a dull broadhead, or one thats been shot into anything, don't ask how I know, and how many times I've had to learn that lesson.