Steven L Camp

US Patent:

7114725, Oct 3, 2006

Filed:

Mar 17, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/802281

Inventors:

Scott A Camp - Addison IL, US
Steven A Camp - Addison IL, US

Assignee:

Better Bilt Products, Inc. - Addison IL

International Classification:

F41J 5/14

US Classification:

273390

Abstract:

A vertical rotary shooting target having a stand with a horizontally extending axial which supports a rotary target structure. The vertical rotary target structure includes a hub rotatably mounted on the axial, a pair of target impact plates, and a support structure connecting the impact plates radially outwardly on diametrically opposed sides of the said hub and in horizontally spaced relation for enhanced shooting difficulty. Alternative embodiments of impact plate support structures are disclosed which minimize potentially harmful and damaging splashback of bullets striking the impact plates.

US Patent:

8006604, Aug 30, 2011

Filed:

Apr 20, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/110064

Inventors:

Steven A. Camp - Addison IL, US

Assignee:

Safe Direction, LLC - Addison IL

International Classification:

F41H 5/00

US Classification:

89 3601, 42106, 206317, 224913, 224914

Abstract:

A gun case that facilitates safe handling of a gun to be contained therein. The gun case includes a pair of side walls with at least one of the side walls being formed with a ballistic resistant layer and one of the side walls being formed with a target indicia on an outer side thereof. During handling of the gun, the gun muzzle is held in close proximity to and pointed toward the target indicia such that an accidentally discharged bullet from the gun during handling will impact the ballistic resistant layer to prevent or minimize bodily injury or property damage.

US Patent:

20120152776, Jun 21, 2012

Filed:

Dec 16, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/970456

Inventors:

Steven A. CAMP - Addison IL, US

International Classification:

B65D 85/00

US Classification:

206317

Abstract:

A gun carrying case that comprises a pair of side panels that define a gun receiving compartment with one side of the panels defining an opening to the gun receiving compartment. The gun case includes a first locking device for locking a closure zipper in a closed condition, and a second locking device in the form of a metal cable trained in serpentine fashion between the side panels below the zipper for redundantly locking the side panels in a closed condition notwithstanding unauthorized opening or tampering with the zipper. The bottom of the gun receiving compartment is defined in part by a U-shaped bullet penetration resistant layer, and a gun is securable within the case with a muzzle pointed downwardly into the U-shaped layer for retaining any errant discharge that might occur from the gun while in the case.

US Patent:

51314541, Jul 21, 1992

Filed:

Feb 14, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/655792

Inventors:

Steven Camp - Addison IL

Assignee:

Better Bilt Products, Inc. - Addison IL

International Classification:

B22D 1100

US Classification:

164459

Abstract:

A continuous steel casting system having a mold into which molten steel of different grades may be successively introduced and from which a casting continuously emerges. A grade separator device is provided that is positionable into the mold inlet opening immediately following completion of the introduction of a first grade of molten steel and before the introduction of a second grade for forming a separating barrier between the first and second grades of molten steel and for enhancing cooling and solidification at the juncture between the first and second grades of molten steel. The grade separator device comprises a plurality of elongated spaced apart steel separator plates arranged in a V configuration that permits limited flow through of the second grade of molten steel about the grade separator device and into limited intermixing relation with the first grade of molten steel for preventing the entrapment of gas bubbles about the separator device and for reducing the tendency of splattering of the second grade of molten metal when directed into the mold and onto the grade separator device.