Once again, daily views for StoppingPower.Info videos made a new all-time high. Daily views for 12/8/10 (as reported by TubeMogul metrics) reached 13,454. I’m not certain what’s driving all the traffic, other than perhaps school is letting out for the fall semester?
I’ve pasted the report from TubeMogul below.
| Publisher | Views Yesterday | Ratings ⁄ Avg. Rating | Comments |
| StoppingPowerInfo on YouTube | 13,454 +45.70% | 3 ⁄ 4.21 | 12 |
The % increase is only related to the day before.
The title of this post is apparently what my wife should have told me a couple of weeks ago, instead of “don’t break down any of the large boxes in the garage.” Seeing as a I put a new scope on my Ruger 10/22 I wanted something to setup at 25 yards to help in the sighting process, I needed to find a box to drag out to the range. Lo and behold, when I enter the garage, there was large box that was the perfect size. After stapling a couple of paper targets to it, I threw it in the back of the Element and didn’t think anything of it.
Until last night.
When I heard “why does box I was going to use for shipping Christmas presents have holes in it?”
On the other hand, I did learn that UPS will indeed ship a box that has been shot up (it was mostly intact, after all this was only .22 LR) without so much as a question. Makes you wonder how often they run into this type of shipping situation…
If you have directTV, the Sportsman Channel has a solid three hour block of shooting sports programs on Thursday nights. Given the lack of anything else on (until the NFL starts Thursday night football this coming week), it’s been the best thing on by far. In particular I’ve really liked Tactical Arms, which goes over a firearm every week and provides a lot of good info in a short amount of time.
They’ve got a web site, so take a look at it to get the gist of what they’re about. See http://tacticalarms.tv/
Once again, daily views have topped my old high score (10K) with today’s 11,351 views! The last high score of 10k was less than a month ago, so I consider this a very early Christmas present. I guess I must be doing something right. The following is a snippit from the TubeMogul report I’m using as the basis of this post.
Yesterday’s Top Videos for StoppingPowerInfo on YouTube
| Title | Views Yesterday | % of Yesterday’s Views |
| 12 gauge shotgun (slug) vs Car door | 2,728 | 24% |
| 12 gauge shotgun (buckshot) vs Cantaloupe | 839 | 7% |
| 9mm vs Frying Pan | 688 | 6% |
| .45 ACP 1911 vs Cantaloupe | 621 | 5% |
| AK47 vs Frying Pan | 577 | 5% |
| Remington .308 700 vs Cantaloupe | 394 | 3% |
| AK47 vs Cantaloupe | 361 | 3% |
| Ruger Mark III .22 LR vs Cantaloupe | 284 | 3% |
| Remington 300 Win Mag vs Frying Pan (Take 2) | 270 | 2% |
| Hi-Point 9mm vs Phonebook | 268 | 2% |
Admittedly that doesn’t add up, but there’s several other video networks I submit to (via the power of TubeMogul), so they aren’t accounted for in the above table. However, Youtube is by far the major driver of the stats and comments.
I’ve been thinking about starting a Ruger 10/22 project as something to keep me busy during winter. I haven’t decided between an AR trainer or target varient to modify my 1022. I’ve been really interested in the Nordic AR22 receiver kit since I’ve seen it written up on DemiGods site, but I hadn’t found much in the way of actual build pictures on it — until now! Behold, a quality writeup by John Davies on getting the kit setup.
For example, note his comment:
We used a laminated or “peelable” brass shim, which was actually an aircraft part from John’s junk box, left over from his days as an aircraft mechanic. First we loosened the lower barrel bolt and moved the receiver and barrel upwards until it was perfectly centered in the end of the fore arm. Then we measured the gap below the V block – it was 0.035 inches on this gun. After trimming and peeling layers, we installed the brass shim and retightened the barrel bolt. The next time we strip the rifle, we will glue the shim in place with some adhesive so it can’t get lost.
This is information that I haven’t found any where else, and seems really helpful.
armory.stoppingpower.info
