The phrase "and fires with a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action involving firing something, such as a weapon or a device.
Example: "He aimed the crossbow and fires with a steady hand."
Alternatives: "and shoots with a" or "and launches with a".
He turned and saw the gunman standing and firing, with a straight arm toward the El Al counter, he recalled.
In this case, it's armed with thirty cans of industrial beer and fired, with a precision born of years of practice, into a gargantuan sculpture of a toilet a hundred yards away.
Large bark beetle outbreaks are regarded as major forest disturbances, ranking first in the USA before hurricanes, tornadoes, and fire, with a 20,400,000 ha average annual impact area and annual average costs (shared with pathogens) above US$2 billion per year.
Test without shot first, with the musket clamped to a rack, and fired with a match on a long pole.
Young Quentin can communicate with zoo animals (if snakes speak Parseltongue, is there a word for lion language?) and light fires with a simple incantation and a flick of the wrist.
The prototype systems were shown to outperform the commercial systems for flaming and smoldering fires with a high immunity to nuisance sources.
In one case, Martin assisted a fan by signing one of the "Ice and Fire" novels with a remarkable inscription: a marriage proposal to another fan.
He shot one police officer, who was saved by a bulletproof vest, and fired wildly with a handgun at others as a he tried to flee on foot.
In [31] an evolutionary model combines an integrate and fire neuron with a correlation-based synaptic plasticity model and developmental encoding.
At Easter, the Colcord family tradition is to dye eggs, line them up in a pasture, and fire away with a 25-06 Remington.
