I'm looking for the heaviest per inch, narrowest shafted arrow i can get. I cought something in a mag the other day. They were showing a carbon shaft that was 12gr per inch. It wasn't my mag, it was at the barbers or something and i cant remmember the name.The reason i am on this hunt is, i lost a doe. I shot her at less than 10yds and i only got one lung. There was good blood, it was bright,bubbly and every where. Every where accept the offside of her. And then, it just disapeared.Me, my wife and Father-n-Law spent six hours on our hands and knees in a Black Berry thicket looking for another drop. NOTHING!! I am new to the Traditional bow side of things. I thought i had it all worked out because i nailed one at the begining of the season.

GrizzlyStik Safari's.These are tapered carbons that weigh in at 15gr/inch

http://www.alaskabowhunting.com/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=106

Carbon Express heritage arrows weigh in at 12 grains per inch on the 350 series.

Griz Sticks are nice arrows but they are not narrow.

Hatchet Jack

It's a tapered shaft.they taper from 11/32" down to 9/32" at the nock.You don't get much more narrower than that

Beman Black Max4's are pretty heavy. 12 gpi I think.....