Another year has come and gone here at Empty Cases. In keeping with the tradition of letting readers know what topics drove the most traffic to this BLOG and which posts, links and images received the most attention, here is the year-end break down.
TOP 10 SEARCH ENGINE TERMS
1. New Rifles for 2012
2. 30 Remington AR
3. Kimber Solo
4. Empty Cases
5. Sig P290
6. Best Handgun 2011
7. Colt 1911
8. Ruger LC9
9. Gunwriter
10. Mossberg AR 15
TOP 10 POSTS
1. More Information on the Mossberg
2. Mossber’s New MVP Rifle
3. Bill Wilson on the .30 Remington AR (# 3 2010)
4. Over-Lasered With a Purpose in Mind
5. New Remington Rifles for 2012
6. SIG 1911 Ultra First Look
7. Sneak Peak Colts Anniversary 1911
8. 10 Things You Should Know About the .30 Remington AR (# 6 2010)
9. SIGs Micro 9mm
10. SIG P290 Initial Range Test
TOP 10 LINKS FOLLOWED
1. Shooting Illustrated
2. Tactical Life . Com
3. Colt Anniversary 1911 Flyer
4. Sig Sauer P290
5. Mossberg MMR Tactical
6. Shelley Rae Facebook
7. VersaCarry
8. Gunnuts
9. Mossberg MMR Hunter
10. American Hunter .22 Magnum Ammo Article
TOP 10 IMAGES VIEWED
1. Mossberg MVP
2. Wilson Combat 30 Remington AR
3. Mossberg MVP
4. SIG P290
5. Remington Mountain Rifle (2012)
6. Wilson Combat .30 Remington AR (# 3 2010)
7. Mossberg MVP
8. SIG 1911 Ultra
9. Colt Anniversary 1911
10. Cross outdoors Multi-Projectile Judge Load
TOP 5 REFFERERS
1. Facebook (# 2 2010)
2. Search Engines
3. Gunnuts.net (# 1 2010)
4. Google Reader (# 3 2010)
5. Say Uncle
As for 2012, expect to see more video on products, shooting, trade shows and during hunts here at empty cases. We’re also taking requests so if there is anything you want to see covered, let us know. In the mean time, the SHOT Show will be held the week of January 16th so check in here that week for daily updates on new guns and gear.
Thanks to all the regular visitors to this site and here’s wishing you all a great 2012.
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Born and raised in the West Virginia hills, Richard literally grew up in the woods. He has chased coon hounds until daylight, waited out whitetails perched high in an oak, canoed the New River and hunted from the Montana Mountains to the Green Hills of Africa.
During service in the Army and later as a municipal police officer and Special Agent with the railroad police, Richard obtained numerous certifications in small arms instruction. He has trained military personnel, law enforcement officers and civilians in the application of firearms for defensive, competitive and recreational use. Richard won the West Virginia Governor’s Twenty Award for law enforcement, the West Virginia National Guard State Pistol Competition and earned his Distinguished Medal with pistol.
Badge turned in, Richard is now a contributing editor for several magazines. He was the compiling author of the book, Rifle Bullets for the Hunter and conceptualized and contributed to Selecting and Ordering a Custom Hunting Rifle. Richard also contributed a chapter to the John Velke book, The True Story of the Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency. Richard has patents on a riflescope reticle and a revolutionary bullet testing media.
A hillbilly at heart, Richard lives on Shadowland - his shooting range in West Virginia - with the most understanding wife in the world, their three kids and a very protective ridgeback hound.
