Abstract: A new use of foam or other material that possesses shock-absorption characteristics to add to, or replace, the conventional plastic or wooden physical structure of the tray commonly used for ammunition reloading, thus significantly improving the stability of cartridge case handling during and between the various stages of reloading. The invention enhances the stability of ammunition cases during the reloading process to reduce accidental powder spill.

Abstract: This invention was created to add a unique reactive visual display to the sport of casual target shooting. It is designed to create an explosive effect, using common and inexpensive media, and without introducing a fire danger. It can also be used to launch balls and other small objects. Physically, this invention is comprised of a metal frame, a hub and axle, and pivoting arms. Conceptually, this invention captures and diverts a portion of the substantial kinetic energy imparted to a bullet when fired, and, using simple leverage, redirects the energy to produce a spectacular visual effect, all without relying on any form of external electrical or battery power source.