Abstract: An electronic firing system may include a first firing circuit and a second firing circuit. A detection system operatively associated with the first and second firing circuits detects whether a device to be fired is connected one of the first and second firing circuits. The electronic firing system actuates either of said first and second firing circuits to which is connected the device to be fired.

Abstract: A firearm fire control assembly adapted to be disposed in a forwardly-placed, support-hand operative relationship within a firearm, the firearm having in operative connected relationship one with another a barrel and a receiver in a forward assembly either or both of which being connected to a forestock, and the firearm also having in operative disposition therewithin the following firing mechanisms: a combination of a firing pin and a firearm hammer adapted to engage and fire a cartridge within the firearm, a sear assembly to alternately engage and disengage the combination of the firearm hammer and firing pin, and a trigger assembly including a movable trigger mechanism which is operable to engage the sear assembly and thereby cause the firing of the firearm hammer firing pin combination and thereby fire the firearm; the fire control assembly including: a fire control depression member; and a fire control rod operably connected to the depression member; the fire control assembly being positioned in a forwar