Abstract: A system for managing a clay shooting session is provided. The system includes hardware and software control means and a user interface operatively connected to the hardware and software control means. The user interface has a lost clay target button, a second barrel shot button, and a no-target button. In the event of pressing the no-target button, the hardware and software control means are configured to check whether a data set stored before pressing the no-target button includes at least one of data relating to a shot taken signal, data relating to pressing the second barrel shot button, and data relating to pressing the lost clay target button; if so, the data set stored before pressing the no-target button is stored and the data set relating to the shot after the no-target button is pressed is identified as a repeated shot.

Abstract: A rifle has a fixed main body, including a barrel, a receiver with an upper opening, and a breech element. A trigger group is at least partially housed in the receiver, including a trigger, a hammer device operable by the trigger, and a safety member positionable in a shooting position, disengaged from the hammer device and in a safety position, engaged with and blocking the hammer device. A carriage assembly with a shutter group is positioned on the receiver at the upper opening and axially movable by the user between an advanced shooting configuration and a retracted rearming configuration. The carriage assembly includes a safety group controllable by the user, with the carriage assembly in the advanced configuration, in a ready-to-shoot configuration, in which it is disengaged from the safety member, and a safety configuration, in which it engages and keeps the safety member in the safety position.

Abstract: A rifle has a fixed main body including a barrel, a receiver with an upper opening, and a breech element. A carriage assembly is axially movable between an advanced shooting configuration and a retracted rearming configuration, and vice versa. The carriage assembly includes an assembly body positioned on the receiver at the upper opening, which is axially slidably movable, having a through housing extending transversally, a firearm handle with an outer portion grippable and an inner portion shaped for complementarily housing in the through housing, being insertable both sides, and a shutter group partially accommodated in the assembly body, including a shutter body and a shutter head. The shutter head is mountable onto the shutter body in first and second angular positions, which are reciprocally inverted. The rifle is configurable for a right-handed or a left-handed person by changing the position of the firearm handle and the shutter head.

Abstract: A rifle has a fixed main body, including a barrel, a receiver with an upper opening, and a breech element. A trigger group is at least partially housed in the receiver, including a trigger and a hammer device operable by the trigger. A carriage assembly includes an assembly body and a shutter group at least partially housed in the assembly body. The carriage assembly is positioned on the receiver at the upper opening and is axially movable by a user between an advanced shooting configuration and a retracted rearming configuration. Upon axial movement of the carriage assembly, between the retracted and advanced configurations, the shutter group is first moved axially in translation and then in roto-translation. The shutter group includes a central body and a command pin protruding radially from the shutter body. The command pin engages the assembly body so reciprocal interaction guides the shutter group in rotation.

Abstract: A firearm, such as a rifle, has a trigger group operable by the user in order to control the shooting action. The trigger group includes a trigger and an adjustment device for adjusting the intensity needed to operate the trigger. The adjustment device includes a rod (151) movable by the trigger extending between a trigger end and a free end. A command member engaged with the rod is positionable in a predefined operating axial position. The rod slidably engages with the command member. A thrust spring acts on the rod between the engagement end and the command member. Elastic action of the thrust spring on the trigger is a function of the axial operating position of the command member.

Abstract: A rifle has a fixed main body, including a barrel, a receiver with an upper opening, a breech element, and a trigger assembly at least partly accommodated in the receiver. The rifle has a slide assembly including a shutter group positioned on the receiver at the upper opening and axially movable by the user between an advanced shooting configuration and a retracted rearming configuration, and vice versa. The rifle includes a recoil group at least partially accommodated in the receiver, for cooperating with the slide assembly having a thrust device with a thrust lever, which is rotationally movable and a thrust spring, which performs torsional action on the thrust lever. The thrust lever extends between a lever upper end and a lever lower end. The lever upper end is suitable engageable with the advancing slide assembly to push it into the advanced configuration.

Abstract: A rifle has a fixed main body, including a barrel, a receiver with an upper opening, and a breech element. A trigger group is at least partially housed in the receiver, including a trigger, a hammer device operable by the trigger, and a safety member positionable in a shooting position, disengaged from the hammer device and in a safety position, engaged with and blocking the hammer device. A carriage assembly with a shutter group is positioned on the receiver at the upper opening and axially movable by the user between an advanced shooting configuration and a retracted rearming configuration. The carriage assembly includes a safety group controllable by the user, with the carriage assembly in the advanced configuration, in a ready-to-shoot configuration, in which it is disengaged from the safety member, and a safety configuration, in which it engages and keeps the safety member in the safety position.

Abstract: A firearm, such as a rifle, has a trigger group operable by the user in order to control the shooting action. The trigger group includes a trigger and an adjustment device for adjusting the intensity needed to operate the trigger. The adjustment device includes a rod (151) movable by the trigger extending between a trigger end and a free end. A command member engaged with the rod is positionable in a predefined operating axial position. The rod slidably engages with the command member. A thrust spring acts on the rod between the engagement end and the command member. Elastic action of the thrust spring on the trigger is a function of the axial operating position of the command member.

Abstract: A rifle has a fixed main body, including a barrel, a receiver with an upper opening, a breech element, and a trigger assembly at least partly accommodated in the receiver. The rifle has a slide assembly including a shutter group positioned on the receiver at the upper opening and axially movable by the user between an advanced shooting configuration and a retracted rearming configuration, and vice versa. The rifle includes a recoil group at least partially accommodated in the receiver, for cooperating with the slide assembly having a thrust device with a thrust lever, which is rotationally movable and a thrust spring, which performs torsional action on the thrust lever. The thrust lever extends between a lever upper end and a lever lower end. The lever upper end is suitable engageable with the advancing slide assembly to push it into the advanced configuration.

Abstract: A guide (1) for a firearm (500) is mechanically and electrically engageable by an accessory device (900). The guide (1) includes a coupling body (2) with two rows of teeth (21, 22) and, between them, an interaction surface (25), identifying interaction modules (250) including a pair of main holes (251) and a secondary hole (252). The guide (1) includes an electronic group (3) having an electronic board (31) and electrical contacts (30) divided into main pairs of electrical contacts (301) housed in the main pairs of holes (251) and secondary pairs of electrical contacts (302) each housed in a respective secondary hole (252). The guide (1) includes a switch group (4), operationally connected to electrical contacts (301, 302) suitable for moving the contacts between an inactive position and an active position upon the action of the accessory group (900) which is thus electrically connected.

Abstract: A gun that comprises a stock with a grip having distal and proximal portions, and an electronic device suitable to detect or process situations occurring to the gun. The electronic device comprises a detector and processor designed to detect and process information relative to a status of the gun. A battery supplies power to the detector and processor and an activator suitable to activate the supplying of power to the detector and processor to match a default event including a cocking of a hammer of the gun. The activator is housed within the grip and adjacent the bottom of the grip in the proximal portion and further comprises a hammer switch element operationally connected to the hammer to detect a change of position and send an activation signal to the battery. The hammer comprises a command portion to be moved by the shooter to move the hammer.

Abstract: An electronic a device for a firearm having a grip. The electronic device comprises a firearm element housable in a housing specifically formed in the grip of the firearm. The firearm element comprises a power supply battery and comprises a firearm interface port for access to said power supply battery. The electronic device comprises a base element engageable to the grip, housable in a firearm base that comprises a base interface port suitable to be operatively connected with the firearm interface port. In the reciprocal engagement between the firearm element and the base element through the firearm interface port and base interface port, the base element is suitable to electrically recharge the power supply battery.

Abstract: An extension device (1) of a firearm (500) mounts in an operating configuration, to a muzzle (555) of a barrel (550) of the firearm (500). The extension device (1) includes a main body (10) which has an inner element (11) housable inside the barrel (550) and suitable to firmly engage with an inner barrel wall (550?) and an outer element (12) which extends axially adjacent to the inner element (11) and is suitable to be arranged outside the barrel (550) with the inner element (11) housed in the barrel (550). The extension device further includes a secondary body (20) fitted axially on the main body (10) and an attachment body (30) fitted axially on the outer element (12) and fixable thereto performing an axial thrust action on the secondary body (20) until the secondary body presses against the muzzle (555) of the firearm (500).

Abstract: A firearm (1) includes a detection system (10) suitable to detect a configuration change of the firearm from an initial configuration. The detection system (10) includes a detection device (100), on the slide (20) suitable to be moved, starting from an initial position, to a detection position in which the detection device (100) detects a configuration change of the firearm. An idler device (200) on the slide (20) engages with the detection device (100) which moves the idler device (200). The detection device (200) includes at least one primary sensor element (250), a receiver device (300) on the main body (5) suitable to receive the information of the configuration change of the firearm from the primary sensor element (250) and at least a secondary sensor element (350).

Abstract: An extension device (1) of a firearm (500) mounts in an operating configuration, to a muzzle (555) of a barrel (550) of the firearm (500). The extension device (1) includes a main body (10) which has an inner element (11) housable inside the barrel (550) and suitable to firmly engage with an inner barrel wall (550?) and an outer element (12) which extends axially adjacent to the inner element (11) and is suitable to be arranged outside the barrel (550) with the inner element (11) housed in the barrel (550). The extension device further includes a secondary body (20) fitted axially on the main body (10) and an attachment body (30) fitted axially on the outer element (12) and fixable thereto performing an axial thrust action on the secondary body (20) until it closes in a pack on the muzzle (555) of the firearm (500).