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A pyrotechnic initiator has a molded connector with a hollow interior, where the connector includes at least one locking tab extending from the connector wall toward the centerline of the connector, overhanging the hollow interior of the connector. A mating connector can be inserted past the locking

A pyrotechnic initiator has a molded connector with a hollow interior, where the connector includes at least one locking tab extending from the connector wall toward the centerline of the connector, overhanging the hollow interior of the connector. A mating connector can be inserted past the locking tab for a mounting connection and pulled out past the locking tab for disconnecting the pyrotechnic initiator. The molded connector feature preferably is injection molded around a molding assembly which is used to form at least one locking tab. Cavities corresponding to the location of the locking tabs are provided by the intersection of separate pieces of the molding assembly.

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A pyrotechnic initiator has a molded connector with a hollow interior, where the connector includes at least one locking tab extending from the connector wall toward the centerline of the connector, overhanging the hollow interior of the connector. A mating connector can be inserted past the locking

A pyrotechnic initiator has a molded connector with a hollow interior, where the connector includes at least one locking tab extending from the connector wall toward the centerline of the connector, overhanging the hollow interior of the connector. A mating connector can be inserted past the locking tab for a mounting connection and pulled out past the locking tab for disconnecting the pyrotechnic initiator. The molded connector feature preferably is injection molded around a molding assembly which is used to form at least one locking tab. Cavities corresponding to the location of the locking tabs are provided by the intersection of separate pieces of the molding assembly. dapted to thereby substantially separate said burner areas. 3. A barbecue grill assembly comprising: a cooking chamber having a gas burner positioned in a lower portion of the cooking chamber wherein the gas burner has a first burner area and a second burner area substantially defined by a wall positioned within the cooking chamber, the cooking chamber further having a cooking surface assembly; the cooking surface assembly having a first portion with a substantially flat griddle surface and an aperture wherein the first burner area is positioned generally below the griddle surface, the cooking surface assembly further having a second portion with a plurality of openings forming a grate surface, and a duct depending from a lower surface of the first portion wherein the second burner area is generally positioned below the grate surface and wherein the duct is cooperatively positioned with the aperture to form a passageway into the lower portion of the cooking chamber. 4. The barbecue grill assembly of claim 3 wherein the wall depends from a lower surface of the cooking surface assembly. 5. The barbecue grill assembly of claim 3 wherein the first and second burner areas have independent controls adapted for independent heat adjustment of the zones of the chamber. 6. An outdoor cooking device comprising: a cooking chamber having a gas burner positioned in a lower portion of the cooking chamber, the cooking chamber having a first zone cooperatively positioned with a first burner area and a second zone cooperatively positioned wit a second burner area; and, a cooking surface assembly removably positioned within the cooking chamber, the cooking surface assembly having: (i) a first portion with a generally flat griddle surface and an aperture wherein the griddle surface is positioned generally above the first burner area, (ii) a second portion with a plurality of openings forming a grate surface wherein the grate surface is positioned generally above the second burner area, (iii) a duct depending from a lower surface of the first portion wherein the duct is cooperatively positioned with the aperture to form a channel adapted to drain grease generated by cooking food on the cooking surface assembly into the lower portion of the cooking chamber, and (iv) a wall depending from a lower surface of the cooking surface assembly, the wall substantially dividing the first zone and the second zone. 7. A cooking surface assembly for use within a cocking chamber of a barbecue grill, the cooking surface assembly comprising: a first portion having a substantially flat griddle surface and an aperture; a second portion having a plurality of openings forming a grate surface, wherein a gas burner is positioned below the grate surface and a sear bar is positioned between the grate surface and the gas burner; and, a duct depending from a lower surface of the first portion, the duct having a length, the duct cooperatively positioned with the aperture to form a passageway for grease to pass from the griddle surface through the passageway and into a lower portion of the cooking chamber. 8. A cooking surface assembly for with use within a cooking chamber of a barbecue grill, the cooking surface assembly comprising: a first portion having a substantially flat griddle surface and an aperture; a second portion having a plurality of openings forming a grate surface; and, a duct depending from a lower surface of the first portion, the duct having a length, the duct cooperatively positioned with the aperture to form a passageway, the passageway is adapted to facilitate the drainage of grease generated by cooking food on the cooking surface assembly generally away from a gas burner positioned in a lower portion of the cooking chamber; and, a wall depending from the lower surface, the wall having a length, the wall positioned adjacent the duct. 9. The cooking surface assembly of claim 8 wherein the cooking surface assembly is removably pos