Sport pistol

TS22 / TS32

Operating Instructions
Calibre .22 l.r □ .32 S&W □
Weapon number...........................

Inspector.......................................
 Table of contents

Table of contents ................................................................3 Magazine and Loading ........................................................ 20

Introduction ..........................................................................4 Grip adjustment .................................................................. 21

General points......................................................................5 Trigger adjustment ............................................................. 22

Safety instructions ..............................................................6 Basic setting - trigger.......................................................... 24

Safety instructions ..............................................................7 Sights.................................................................................... 26

Safety instructions ..............................................................8 Shooting tips........................................................................ 28

Safety instructions ..............................................................9 Buffer ................................................................................... 29

Safety instructions ..............................................................10 Additional weights............................................................... 30

Special features ...................................................................12 Exchange kit cal. 22 / cal .32 .......................................... 31

Technical specifications ....................................................13 Cleaning and care ............................................................... 32

Main parts – Sports pistol ...................................................14 Maintaining your sports weapon ....................................... 34

Dismantling and assembling the sports pistol ................16 Service - spare parts .......................................................... 35

Breech...................................................................................17 Info - Trigger ........................................................................ 36

Loading / Unloading ............................................................18 Info - System ........................................................................ 37

Shooting ...............................................................................19 Info - Barrel .......................................................................... 38

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Geschätzte Sportschützin
Geschätzter Sportschütze
Mit dem Hi-Design und Konzept der Sportpistole TS22 hat TESRO einmal mehr neue Wege beschritten. Sofern Sie nicht
schon in einer anderen Schiessdisziplin auf eines unserer Produkte vertraut haben, freuen wir uns,
Sie nun als neue/neuen TESRO – Schützin / Schütze begrüßen zu können.

Mit Ihrer neuen TESRO – Sportpistole wünschen wir Ihnen viel Vergnügen und sportlichen Erfolg.

Dear Markswoman
Dear Marksman
With the hi-tech design and concept of the TS22 sport pistol, TESRO is once again treading new paths. If you have not
already made acquaintance with one of our products in another shooting discipline, we take pleasure in welcoming you
now as a new TESRO markswoman/marksman.

We wish you pleasure and sporting success with your new TESRO.

Chère tireuse sportive

Cher tireur sportif
TESRO s’est imposé une fois de plus avec le design high-tech et la conception du pistolet TS 22. Si vous n’avez pas
encore choisi un de nos produits dans une autre discipline de tir, nous sommes très heureux de vous accueillir comme
nouveau tireur / nouvelle tireuse TESRO.

Nous vous souhaitons beaucoup de plaisir et tout le succès sportif possible avec votre nouveau arme TESRO.
 TESRO TS22 – Sport pistol

Before using your TESRO Sport pistol, please familiarise yourself with the handling and func-
tioning of the pistol as described in the directions for use. Even the safest pistol can be a dan-
ger to you and others if handled incorrectly. Hold the pistol in principle so that nobody is en-
dangered. Even an unloaded pistol must basically be treated as if it ere loaded.

Improper handling and inadequate attention can affect the function and safety of your pistol.

Any tampering with the mechanism or damage caused by application of force and modifications
by third parties release the manufacturer from all claims under the warranty. Work on the pistol
must only be performed by qualified persons. Have your pistol checked for proper functioning
and safety from time to time by a recognised specialist dealer. Pistols should always be stored
so that unauthorized persons, particularly children, have no access. Always keep ammunition
separate from the pistol.

These instructions must always be included if the pistol changes hands.

Please also always observe the legal regulations effective in your country for the use of sporting
arms.

We wish you pleasure and sporting success with

When using your new TESRO – Sport pistol.

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 Safety information

Failure to observe the following instructions, information and warnings and omit-
ting to take due precautions may endanger yourself and third parties.

Serious consequences, such as injuries and long-term consequences arising there from, death
and serious damage to property cannot be ruled out in the event of misuse and if warnings and
precautions are not heeded!
We should like to draw attention to the fact that we only sell firearms (pistols, revolvers, etc.) on
the express condition that we categorically refute any liability from the outset for their safe han-
dling, resale or abandonment under the regional regulations and laws.

Please read all the safety instructions and information, etc. thoroughly. Should you have
any questions regarding safety, operation, shooting techniques, etc., please do not hesi-
tate to contact your firearms dealer or another authorised specialist who will be pleased
to advise you.

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 Basic safety regulations for the safe handling of arms

The following safety regulations must al- 5. Before firing, ensure that your target is really safe!
ways be observed by users of arms!
Never fire before you know for sure where the bullet will strike.
The safe handling of arms is absolutely nec-
Make sure that the bullet is stopped immediately behind the
essary for your own safety and the safety of
target, since the bullet is dangerous for a distance of at least
others.
100m. Take time to make absolutely certain before pulling the
trigger.
1. Make yourself fully familiar with the technical features
concerning the function and handling of the arm! 6. Always wear safety goggles and hearing protection
Not all arms function in the same way (in particular trigger, load- when shooting!
ing and unloading). Therefore familiarise yourself with the fea- Every marksman and anyone in the immediate vicinity must wear
tures of your arm. safety goggles and hearing protectors, since the detonations
could harm your hearing.
2. Always point the muzzle in a safe direction!
Never point the muzzle towards yourself or any other person, 7. Never carry a loaded arm around!
even during practice or other actions, e.g. loading, unloading. A The arm should only be loaded immediately before use. Never
safe direction is one in which nobody can be hit and where there allow a loaded arm to fall and never throw a loaded arm.
are no objects which could deflect, or be penetrated by, a bullet.
8. Never fire at a hard surface or on water!
3. Arms must always be unloaded
if they are not to be used immediately! The bullets could ricochet out of control and injure you or other
persons with their very high velocity.
Arms must never be loaded if not to be used immediately. Arms
and ammunition must be kept separately in safe places, out of 9. Never transport a loaded arm!
sight and reach of others, in particular children, visitors, etc. The
owner must ensure that unauthorised persons cannot come into Arms must always be unloaded before transportation. A suitable
contact with the arm or ammunition. case or box should be used for transport to and from the shooting
range.
4. Ensure that the barrel is free from all objects,
dirt, grease, oil, water, etc., before firing! 10. Firearms must never be used in association
with alcohol or other drugs!
Even a small amount of dirt, surplus grease or oil can damage
the barrel and endanger yourself and others. Ensure that you use Alcohol, medicines and other drugs influence your judgement,
the correct ammunition for the arm, the right calibre and of per- physical condition and capacity to act. You can thereby make
fect quality. yourself liable for prosecution.

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 Safety information

TESRO GmbH & Co KG accepts no liability in principle for any operational defects of the weapon or for physical injuries,
death or damage to property caused partly or fundamentally by the following:

● Use, firing or negligent firing of the weapon with criminal intent.

● Improper or careless handling or incorrect handling owing to lack of appropriate knowledge.
● Alterations to the weapon.
● Defective, incorrect, disguised ammunition, reloaded ammunition or ammunition not tested
by international institutions.
● Corrosion, such as rust.
● Neglect, lack of care and inadequate maintenance.
● Misuse of any kind.
● Mental illness, schizophrenia, motor-sensory illnesses.
● Influences of any kind which lie outside one's direct and immediate control and power.

These restrictions shall apply irrespective of whether a warranty is enforced on the basis of a contract, negligence or
strict liability (including omission of warning).
Under no circumstances shall TESRO GmbH & CO KG be liable for incidental damage or consequential damage, such
as loss of use of property, commercial losses, loss of pay or earnings or impaired quality of life.

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 Safety information

Adherence to the following safety information is essential !

● Any firearm should basically be assumed to be loaded and have the safety catch off.

● In principle, the weapon must be stored under lock and key away from ammunition and where unauthorised persons, espe-

cially children, cannot gain access to the same.

● Read the directions for use through carefully before using the weapon.

● Do not use the weapon until you have read and understood the directions for use in their entirety.

● In addition to reading these directions for use, seek precise explanation and instruction on your weapon from your firearms

dealer or gunsmith.

● Do not use the weapon if you have consumed even the slightest amount of drugs, alcohol or medicine.

● Do not use the weapon if you feel unwell or overtired.

● Adhere at all times to the statutory provisions governing ownership and storage of weapons and ammunition.

Caution !
The statutory provisions may vary from country to country and in different states, cantons or local authorities, or may be

interpreted differently.
You alone are responsible for protecting yourself and others from danger.

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 Safety information

Adherence to the following safety information is essential!

● Always handle an unloaded weapon as if it was loaded.

● Never put your finger on the trigger unless you intend to shoot.

● Undue interference with the mechanism, wilful damage and changes to the weapon by third parties shall
exempt the manufacturer from any warranty liabilities.
● Work may only be carried out on weapons by authorised specialists and only original spare parts may be
used for your sports weapon.
● Non-original spare parts or manufactured parts constitute a high risk to safety.

● Mounted parts may only be used if these have been tested by TESRO.

● The weapon should only be cleaned when it is unloaded.

● Use only factory-loaded ammunition, in perfect condition, clearly marked with the calibre of the weapon,
approved by CIP / SAAMI / NATO and available only in its original packing.
● Reloaded ammunition can damage your weapon and lead to serious injuries.

● When shooting always wear ear protection, otherwise the muzzle blast can cause permanent
damage to hearing.

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 Safety information

Adherence to the following safety information is essential!

● Wear safety glasses when shooting to protect your eyes from ejected cartridge cases or other objects.
● Only load the magazine immediately before using the weapon.
● Before fitting the magazine, check for and remove any foreign objects in the barrel.
● Never leave a loaded weapon unattended.
● Do not load the weapon and release the safety catch until you are ready to shoot and only point the weapon in the
exact or approximate direction you intend to shoot on the range.
● Before shooting always check that the butt is secure.
● In the event that the weapon should fail to fire, wait for approx. 60 seconds before opening the weapon.
Caution !
Continue holding the weapon during this waiting period, pointing it in the direction of shooting with your
finger removed from the trigger.
● Before leaving the shooting range, ensure that the weapon is unloaded, open the breech and remove the magazine
from the weapon.
● Shooting is only permitted when a supervisor is in attendance at the shooting range.
● Strict adherence to any instructions given by the supervisors at the shooting range is essential.

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 Special features

● The TESRO sports pistol was developed to meet newly defined demands for a modern sports pistol and to exceed these
demands.
● The ultra-modern design and the facility of being able to exchange parts and sub-assemblies not only reduces the system
purchase costs, but also minimises the operating costs.
● Another advantage of the modular system used in the TESRO sports pistol is the unlimited exchangeability of the parts and
sub-assemblies, while the use and consistent application of selected high-quality materials guarantees a long service life
without compromising on safety, precision and quality.
● Aluminium chassis design.
● Grip – breech housing – barrel support – trigger housing – sight bracket all made from high-strength aluminium.
● All main parts are milled from solid blanks.
● The identical expansion coefficient of key system parts prevents any form of stress in the system.
● Special damping systems for the breech and the system are used to achieve optimal stabilisation of the weapon at the time
of shooting.
● The surfaces of the breech housing, barrel support and grip are extremely wear-resistant.
(Surface hardness in excess of 70 HRc, achieved by hard anodising).
● The swivelling shaped grip enables the shooter to align his or her shooting hand optimally to the sight and target.
● Easily changeable match rigger with all necessary adjustment options.
● Major adjustment options can be carried out on the complete system without any form of dismantling.
● Stress-free, glued-in special barrel.

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 Technische Technical Caractéristiques
Daten Specifications techniques

Gesamtgewicht....................... Total weight ............................ Poids total .............................. g .........970 / 1070

Gesamtlänge ......................... Overall length ......................... Longueur totale ...................... mm .....298
Gesamtbreite ......................... Overall width........................... Largueur totale ....................... mm ..... 50
Gesamthöhe .......................... Overall height ......................... Hauteur totale ......................... mm .....138
Lauflänge ................................ Length of barrel ...................... Longueur du canon ................ mm ..... 113
Visierlänge.............................. Length of sight base ............... Longueur de la visée .............. mm ..... 220
Kaliber..................................... Calibre .................................... Calibre .................................... mm ..... 22 l.r. / 32S&W
Korn ........................................ Front sight............................... Guidon .................................... mm ..... 3,6 / 4,0
Kimme..................................... Rear sight ............................... Cran de mire........................... mm ..... 3,8 / 4,2
Abzugsgewicht ....................... Trigger pull weight .................. Poids de détente .................... g ......... 1000 / 1360
Patronen Cartridges Cartouches
im Magazin ............................. in magazine ............................ dans le chargeur..................... ........... 5
Griffschale Grip Plaque de crosse
Nussbaum / Schichtholz......... Walnut / Laminated wood....... Noyer / bois lamellé................ ...........
Visierung - 1 Klick................. Sights – 1 click........................ Visée – 1 cran......................... mm ..... 6
Technische Änderungen Subject to technical Sous réserve de modifications ...........
vorbehalten ! modification ! techniques !

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Main parts - Sports pistol

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 Sportpistole Sports pistol Pistolet de sport
TS22 TS22 TS22

1.......... Griffstück ................................... Grip ........................................... Pièce de crosse ........................

2.......... Verschlußgehäuse .................... Breech housing ......................... Boîtier de culasse .....................

3.......... Lauf ........................................... Barrel ........................................ Canon.......................................

4.......... Verschlußstück.......................... Breech....................................... Pièce de culasse ......................

5.......... Abzug ........................................ Trigger....................................... Détente ....................................

6.......... Visierung .................................. Sights ....................................... Visée ........................................

7.......... Verstellbarer Formgriff .............. Adjustable grip ......................... Crosse réglable .......................

8.......... Schliessfeder............................. Closing spring ........................... Ressort de verrouillage.............

9.......... Korn .......................................... Foresight ................................... Guidon......................................

10........ Systemschraube ....................... System screw............................ Vis système ..............................

11........ Kegelscheibe............................. Tapered disk ............................. Rondelle conique......................

12........ Griffschraube............................. Grip screw................................. Vis de crosse ............................

13........ Tellerfederpaket ........................ Plate spring package................. Pile de ressorts Belleville..........

14........ Gewindestift .............................. Threaded pin ............................. Vis sans tête .............................

15........ Scheibe ..................................... Washer...................................... Rondelle ...................................

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 Dismantling and assembling the sports pistol

Dismantling the sports pistol:

1. Use a 4mm screwdriver to unscrew the system screw (10).
2. The barrel (3), breech (4) and breech closing spring (8) can be removed by pulling in direction X.
3. Push the breech housing (2) approx. 3mm in direction X and pull it off in direction Y.
4. Use a 4mm screwdriver to unscrew the grip screw (12).
5. Pull the shaped grip (7) off in direction Z.
6. Use a 2mm screwdriver to loosen the threaded pin (14 – both sides).
7. The trigger unit (5) can be pulled off in direction Y.
8. All the main parts of the sports weapon have now been dismantled.

Assembly of the sports pistol:

The sports pistol is assembled in reverse sequence.

Caution !
Ensure easy movement of all parts when installing the breech closing spring and breech.
Ensure the correct position of the tapered washer of the system screw. When fitting the grip screw ensure the plate
springs are fitted in the correct position.

Caution ! It is absolutely essential to adhere to all safety precautions!

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 Breech

Removing the firing pin (C)

Knock the taper pin (G) out from bottom upward (Ø 2mm),
allowing removal of the firing pin (C) and the spring (B).

Removing the ejector (D)

Knock the taper pin (F) out from the bottom upward (Ø 2mm), allowing removal of the ejector (D)
and the spring (E).

Fit the parts again in reverse sequence.

Caution ! Note the installation position of the firing pin and check parts for ease of movement.
Always proceed with the utmost care during dismantling and assembly.

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 Loading / Unloading

Loading the weapon

Pull the breech ( A ) back to the end stop, push the bolt ( C ) up and hold it there.
Release the breech and the bolt. The breech is held in the rear position.
Now check whether or not the barrel is clear. Slide the magazine ( B ) into the weapon.
Pull the breech ( A ) back to the end stop and release it. This ensures that the first cartridge has been fed into the
barrel.

Unloading the weapon

Pull the breech ( A ) back up to the end stop, push the bolt ( C ) up and hold it there. Release the breech and bolt. The
breech is held in the rear position. Remove the magazine by pressing on the magazine bracket ( D ) . Check the
cartridge chamber.

Caution! Do not put your finger on the trigger and always point the pistol in the direction of shooting.
It is absolutely essential to adhere to all safety precautions!

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 Shooting

Once loaded, the weapon should always be pointing in a safe direction. Never lay a loaded weapon down (without first
opening the breech). Never keep your finger on the trigger unless you intend to shoot. Never shoot the weapon if you or
third parties have their hands on the breech and always hold the weapon firmly when firing, as the recoil can tear the gun
out of your hand, injuring you or other people. Never allow third parties to stand next to the gun where they can be hit by
cartridge cases or fragments being ejected from the gun.

Caution !
Once released, the projectile cannot be fetched back or redirected !
It is absolutely essential to adhere to all safety precautions!

Stop shooting immediately if one or more of the following occurs:

● If there is a mechanical defect with the weapon.
● If a cartridge flies out of the magazine while the weapon is being cocked.
● If the cartridge case is deformed.
● If there is a fault with the loading of the gun.
● If you cannot open the breech.
● If the muzzle blast sounds different from normal (louder or quieter).
● If the recoil feels different from normal.
● In the event of a misfire wait approx. 60 seconds before trying to eject the cartridge and always ensure that the
weapon is pointing in a safe direction.

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 Magazine and Loading

Loading:
Exercise extreme caution when charging the
magazine and loading the weapon and adhere to all
the safety precautions so as not to endanger yourself
or others. Before charging the magazine always wipe
any traces of oil, grease or dirt from the cartridges
and,
when loading the magazine, always check that the
cartridges match the calibre of your weapon.

When sliding the cartridges into the magazine (direction of arrow) ensure that you slide them in the right direction and
that the cartridges in the magazine do not snag (bottom rim of the cartridge). It is easier to slide the cartridges in if slight
pressure is exerted at the same time on the button of the magazine (arrow direction X).

Caution !
Before fitting the magazine into the weapon check the barrel for any foreign particles and remove if necessary.
Wrong ammunition, foreign bodies, oil and grease can cause the barrel to deform or burst. Loaded weapons are
potentially very dangerous and should therefore never be left unattended or handed to third parties.
Always point the gun in a safe direction. Never transport the gun when loaded.

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 Adjusting the butt

The correct position of the hand when shooting the

weapon is an important precondition for success.
The position for the thumb can be moved up or down to suit the
size of the hand by loosening screw (A) with the 2.5mm
screwdriver provided. After adjusting the position as required,
tighten screw (A) again.
The anatomically formed grip can also be moved 3° to the left or right, allowing the shaped grip to be adjusted to the
respective position of the shooting hand for sighting, thus easily enabling a relaxed and natural position of the hand. To
achieve this use the 4mm screwdriver provided to loosen the 4 mm screw (B) (1 turn), move the grip and tighten screw
(B) again.

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 Setting the trigger

Caution ! Before making any changes to the trigger, ensure that the weapon is not loaded.
Always handle the weapon in such a way that neither you nor bystanders are endan-
gered. It is absolutely essential to adhere to all safety precautions!

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 Trigger device / Trigger set-up
The trigger has been set at the factory to ensure uniform trigger operation at a constant overall trigger pull. Individual
adaptation of the trigger is possible and is described below. The trigger can be adjusted when installed or removed.

Caution ! The overall trigger pull is the result of the combined first and second trigger pressure.

H - Sear engagement power ................. Turn anti-clockwise for reduced pull, and clockwise for greater pull.

G – Sear engagement............................ With the pistol cocked, the screw is slowly turned clockwise until the pistol shoots.

Then turn the screw anticlockwise for about ¼ to ⅛ turn.

E – Finger rest........................................... The finger rest can be adjusted longitudinally and can be swivelled.

C – Trigger stop..................................... Turn clockwise to reduce second stage travel, and anticlockwise to reduce it.

A – Trigger power..................................... Turn anti-clockwise to increase the power, and clockwise to reduce it.

B – Trigger slack ................................... Turn anti-clockwise to increase first-stage travel, and clockwise to reduce it.

F/K – trigger rod / play compensation ............Turning screw F to the right reduces the play and turning it to the left

increases the play (min. 0.05mm).

Caution ! Screws B and F work together to some degree (min. play 0.05mm) and must therefore always be adjusted in
the correct sequence.

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 Basic setting – trigger

Turn screws A / C / F / H counter-clockwise until flush with the housing.

Turn screw G clockwise up to the end stop.
Turn screw B 2 turns counter-clockwise.

● Tension the cocking lever L (repeat for all subsequent settings).

● Turn screw B (first pressure path) clockwise until the cocking bolt is released.
Then turn the screw 2½ turns back counter-clockwise.
● Turn screw A (first pressure force) clockwise until the cocking lever is held steady with a test weight of 850g
(at 1360g total trigger pull weight). Suspend the test weight at point X for this procedure.
● Turn screw F (trigger guard) clockwise or counter-clockwise until there is approx. 0.05 – 0.2mm play between the
trigger guard K / trigger lever M , ensuring that the cocking lever is tensioned several times.
● Turn screw G (pressure point) clockwise until the pressure point has disappeared, then turn the screw back
counter-clockwise ¼ turn.
● Turn screw H (pressure point force) clockwise until the total trigger pull weight is held.
Suspend the 1360g test weight at point X .
● Turn screw C (trigger stop) clockwise until the trigger no longer releases, then unscrew ½ turn counter- clockwise.

Caution ! Do not allow the cocking lever to impact on mechanical parts

(with the exception of the firing pin) as this could cause damage.

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 Sights

Windage correction

To correct errors to the right ‫ ٭‬R ‫٭‬ turn clockwise.

To correct errors to the left ‫ ٭‬L ‫٭‬ turn anti-clockwise.
1 click = 6mm

Elevation correction

To correct high shooting ‫ ٭‬H ‫ ٭‬turn anti-clockwise.

To correct low shooting ‫٭‬T‫٭‬ turn clockwise.
1 click = 6mm

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 Sights

Changing the rear / front sight:

Loosen screw (A) using a 2mm screwdriver.
Pull out the rear / front sight in direction (B),
insert new sight and retighten screw (A).

Adjusting the rear sight:

The rear sight can be turned to the left or right in 90°
steps (X) using a 2mm screwdriver.

Adjusting the front sight:

The front sight can be turned to the left or right in 180°
steps (X) using a 2mm screwdriver.

Changing the notch scale:

Unscrew screw (C) using a 2mm screwdriver, change the
notch scale and retighten the screw.

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 Shooting tips

Precision Duel
Front sight:

For precision Mirror mounted Small sight

For duelling Spot High sight

For precision Mirror mounted High sight

For duelling Mirror mounted Small sight

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TESRO TS22

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 Additional weights

The centre of gravity and the

total weight of the sports

weapon can be adapted to suit

individual requirements by

means of additional weights.

Caution ! In order to achieve a safe grip attachment on the system, the

plate springs (4 in total) should be fitted between the grip

weight and the washer.

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 Exchange kit

Exchange kit:

The exchange kits cal. .22 l.r. and .32

S&W consist of a complete breech,
barrel, barrel support, two closing
springs and two magazines. A special
locking system between the breech
housing, grip and barrel support en-
ables rapid, safe and, most importantly,
precise exchange. Developed on the
modular system principle, this ex-
change kit system offers the shooter
optimal use of the weapon for training
and competition.

Caution ! It is absolutely essential to adhere to all safety precautions!

Always proceed with the utmost care during dismantling and assembly.

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 Care / Cleaning
The amount of time and money required to maintain the operation, performance and safety of the weapon and to
retain its value is relatively minor, even when the gun is used extensively. The sports weapon should be disman-
tled into its main parts after approx. every 1000 shots and cleaned thoroughly. Excellent care of your sports
weapon will ensure immense enjoyment and sporting success.

Basic care:
Wipe the sports weapon after each shooting session with a lightly oiled and fluff-free cloth.

Breech ring:
Clean thoroughly with gun oil and lightly oil sliding surfaces. Lightly oil the cocking lever and firing pin with gun oil.

Barrel:
Clean the inside of the barrel from the breech side (in the direction of shooting) and apply a light coating of gun oil. We
recommend that you use only cleaning pads (bronze brushes only when nothing else is available).

Cartridge chamber:
A clean cartridge chamber contributes greatly to the precision and operational safety of the sports pistol. We therefore
recommend checking the cartridge chamber regularly for lead deposits and, if necessary, cleaning it carefully with a
suitable cleaning agent before lightly oiling the chamber again.

Caution!
Do not use steel brushes or other metal objects to clean the barrel and cartridge chamber, as you might easily
damage the barrel section and connecting edges. Prior to shooting ensure that there is no oil in the barrel.

Aluminium parts:
Wipe the aluminium parts with a lightly oiled and fluff-free cloth. Do not use solvents.

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 Care / Cleaning

Trigger:
Use a dry cloth to wipe the trigger housing (aluminium). If necessary, lubricate the catches slightly with Mo-
lykote, Tetragun or similar lubricants. A drop of oil may be used to lubricate chamber surfaces and joints.
Caution! Under no circumstances should the inner parts of the trigger system be flushed out with a spray or
oil, as this would also wash out the lubricant.

Magazine:
Wipe the magazine housing and plastic parts with a lightly oiled, fluff-free cloth and oil the inner parts of the
magazine lightly with a gun oil.

Butt:
Walnut butts are left in their natural state and only oiled. Any damage or slight repair work on the butt should
be treated with gun oil when the work is finished.

Caution !

To ensure perfect operation and safety, keep the weapon away from dirt and dust as far as possible. You
should only apply slight amounts of oil to your sports weapon, as too much oil will collect dirt. Ensure you are
fully familiar with the operating and handling instructions of your sports weapon before using it and always
handle an unloaded weapon as if it were loaded. Read these instructions for use carefully prior to using your
sports weapon!
Only when you are fully aware of all the dangers which can be caused by the use of firearms and only when
you observe the safety precautions and the operating instructions can you assume that it is safe to use your
TESRO sports pistol.

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 Maintaining your sports weapon

Just like all modern and technically sophisticated products, your sports weapon requires regular
maintenance and this may reveal any adjustments or repairs necessary. All mechanical compo-
nents are subject to some degree of wear. It is therefore prudent to have your sports weapon
checked regularly by an authorised specialist dealer (approx. once a year).

Regular maintenance does not, however, obviate the need for the urgent maintenance work re-
quired immediately in the event of defects, mechanical operational problems and sudden safety
problems! Should you encounter mechanical operational faults, you must stop shooting immedi-
ately. Unload the weapon only in a location designed for this purpose (position at the shooting
range).

Never attempt to repair the weapon yourself, as this could create dangerous conditions where grave
injuries could be sustained by yourself or third parties or serious material damage could occur!

Regular maintenance is crucial to the operational safety of your sports weapon and to retaining its
value and it will ensure that shooting is a pleasure and that you enjoy success in your chosen sport.

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 Service - spare parts

Your sports arm underwent thorough inspection prior to delivery and checks were made to ensure that
it complies with our technical documentation and standards. Should it be necessary to replace one of
the parts on the firearm or should a repair be required, this work must be carried out by authorised and
suitably qualified personnel only. Contact your TESRO dealer. Only original spare parts may be fitted
in your firearm.

Caution!

Non-original spare parts or manufactured parts carry a high safety risk which is outside our sphere of
influence and control. Add-on parts may only be used if they have been tested by TESRO and if they
do not impair the safety of the firearm. In the case of repairs covered by warranty proof of purchase
(invoice, receipt) must be shown. In the case of repairs not covered by our warranty a cost estimate
can be obtained from our repair department on request. Always comply with the respective statutory
regulations when sending in a firearm.

We wish you every success and hope you will enjoy using your
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 Einstellen des Abzuges Setting the trigger Réglage de la détente

Achtung !
Halten Sie die Waffe immer so, dass Sie und Unbeteiligte nicht gefährdet sind.
Bevor am Abzug Veränderungen vorgenommen werden, ist darauf zu achten, dass die Waffe nicht geladen ist.
Caution !
Before making any changes to the trigger, ensure that the weapon is not loaded.
Always handle the weapon in such a way that neither you nor bystanders are endangered.
Attention !
Assurez-vous que l’arme n’est pas chargée avant d’exécuter des modifications sur le réglage de détente.
Tenez toujours l’arme de manière à éviter toute mise en danger pour vous-même et d’autres personnes.

Der Abzug ist vom Werk optimal eingestellt. The Trigger has been set optimally at our La détente est réglée d’une manière optimale
Der Abzug wird im eingebautem Zustand works. Set the trigger in it fitted condition. par l’usine. Régler la détente en état installe.
eingestellt.

H - Druckpunktkraft H - Sear engagement power H – Force de détente

Drehung nach links niedrigere, nach rechts Turn anti-clockwise for reduced pull, and Tourner vers la gauche : moins élevée.
höhere Kraft. clockwise for greater pull. Tourner vers la droite : plus élevée.

G - Druckpunkt G – Sear engagement G – Point de poussée

Drehung nach rechts kürzerer, nach links Turn clockwise to reduce second stage travel, Tourner vers la droite pour diminuer la course.
längerer Nachzugweg. and anticlockwise to reduce it. Tourner vers la gauche pour augmenter la
course.

E - Fingerlage E – Finger rest E – L’appuie doigt

Die Fingerlage ist in Längsrichtung verstell- The finger rest can be adjusted longitudinally L’appuie doigt est réglable longitudinalement
und drehbar. and can be swivelled. et peut pivoter.

C - Triggerstop C – Trigger stop C – Blocage de la détente

Drehung nach rechts kürzerer, nach links Turn clockwise to reduce second stage travel, Tourner vers la droite pour diminuer la course.
längerer Nachzugweg. and anticlockwise to reduce it. Tourner vers la gauche pour augmenter la
course.

A - Vorzugkraft A – Trigger power A – Effort de pre-course

Drehung nach links niedrigere, nach rechts Turn anti-clockwise to increase the power, Tourner vers la gauche : moins élevé. Tourner
höhere Kraft. and clockwise to reduce it. vers la droite : plus élevé.

B - Vorzugweg B – Trigger slack B – Réglage de la pre-course avant

Drehung nach links längerer, nach rechts Turn anti-clockwise to increase first-stage Tourner vers la gauche : plus longue.
kürzerer Vorzugweg. travel, and clockwise to reduce it. Tourner vers la droite : moins longue.

F - Abzugstange F – Trigger bar F – Bielle de gâchette

Drehung nach links längerer, nach rechts Turn anti-clockwise to increase first-stage Tourner vers la gauche : plus longue.
kürzerer Weg ( S ). travel, and clockwise to reduce it ( S ). Tourner vers la droite : moins longue ( S ).

Achtung ! Attention ! Attention !

Schlaghebel ( L ) nicht leer abschlagen. Do not let hammer ( L ) strike empty. Ne pas laisser le chien ( L ) percuter a vide.

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