Abstract: One disclosed embodiment is an assembled kit for organization of a shooting, range, or gun bag. Another disclosed embodiment is a shooting, range, or gun bag comprising a bag, a zipper, pockets, and item designators attached to the pockets. The gun bag is configured to receive one or more handguns. The gun bag can further include a handle. The item designators can have different shooter's item symbols to organize what is stored in the pockets of the gun bag.

Abstract: The present invention is an assembled kit for organization of a shooting or range bag comprising a central designation tablet of removable item designators with a modified shooting or range bag. The designation tablet is preferably a flexible card having a securing surface on its two sides and a securing means by which it releasably attaches to an inside or outside surface of the shooting or range bag. The designation tablet preferably comprises two mateable hook and loop surfaces upon which small removable item designators are located until a user desires to remove one or more for application to secure to an outside surface of a closing flap of a soft-sided pocket.

Abstract: The present invention is an improved washout pan and method for using it that automatically induces stress at the materials-pan surface interface to induce release of cement-containing materials by the nature of the construction of the washout pan and its response to being moved from a horizontal to a vertical position. The composition of the invention washout pan is critical to the objects of the invention, in that it is preferably formed of polypropylene in a rotomolding process as a single piece with a general overall shape of a box with a slurry body capacity of from 100 to 300 gallons.

Abstract: The present invention is a towel or absorbent cloth adapted for use by a fisherman for grasping a freshly caught fish with measurement means visible on a surface of the towel or absorbent cloth. In a preferred embodiment, attaching means provide for attachment of the towel to a belt or pants top of a user so that it can be easily reached upon catching a fish. In another embodiment, a grasping part of the towel or cloth is adapted to minimize absorbency to preserve the protective slime coat of a freshly caught fish so that it can be safely released after measurement.

Abstract: A storage container, such as a tackle box, with well protected latches and hinges which can be easily repaired if they are damaged. The front latches and rear hinges preferably use inserts which are formed separately from the upper and lower tackle box trays. The rear hinge insert, for example, preferably takes the form of a U-shaped piece of molded plastic with a thinned plastic section in its middle to act as an internal hinge for the insert. The walls of this U-shaped insert are pressure fitted into slots formed into the interior of the upper and lower trays. The front latch insert is preferably formed from an approximately flat piece of plastic which has a bar at an open spaced end and a solid, flanged snap at the other end. Both the bar and the snap for this front insert are received into grooved catches which are formed onto both the upper and lower trays.

Abstract: The invention relates to a cleat for providing traction for footwear. The cleat provides traction and durability without damaging turf when in use.