Laser Products Ltd.

Newport Research, Inc.

Peter Hauk

John Wallace Matthews

Bernie E Bjornsen, Iii

Harry Dennis Sigel

In order to enable switching electric currents with a part of a human hand for an accessory of a firearm having a firearm handle, that firearm handle is complemented with an arcuate member, which is formed in similarity to a portion of that human hand in a clenched position at the mentioned part. An electric switching device on that arcuate member is at a location corresponding to the mentioned part of the human hand in its clenched position. The arcuate member may be provided with a mount. A bidirectional electric circuit extends along or through the arcuate member and may extend along or through the mount to and from the electric switching device.

Ergonomic electrical current switching systems

Apparatus for securing vibration sensitive equipment relative to a support comprising a rigid structure having an outer surface for attachment of the vibration sensitive equipment, a hollow interior and a wall portion between the outer surface and the hollow interior. This structure is rigidly attachable to the support. The hollow interior contains at least two dynamic damping systems having different resonance characteristics. Each dynamic damping system comprises a damping mass elastically mounted in spaced relationship to the wall portion.

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Huntington Beach, CA, United States of America

Peter Hauk