Read the instructions andwarnings in this manual

CAREFULLY BEFORE using this firearm.

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SAFETY & INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR

Bolt-Action Rifle

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WARNING:READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS CAREFULLY.

BE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS BEFORE USING THIS FIREARM.

FAILURE TO READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR

DEATH TO YOU AND OTHERS AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY

THIS SAFETY & INSTRUCTIONMANUAL SHOULD ALWAYS ACCOMPANY THIS FIREARM AND BE TRANSFERRED

WITH IT UPON CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP OR WHEN THE FIREARM IS PRESENTED

TO ANOTHER PERSON.

ALWAYS kEEP YOUR FIREARM POINT-ED IN A SAFE DIRECTION. NEvER POINT A FIREARM AT ANYTHING YOU DO NOT

INTEND TO SHOOT.

IF YOU DON’T HAvE A MANUAL, PRINTED COPIES ARE AvAILABLE FREE UPON RE-

qUEST BY CONTACTING THE FACTORY AT THE ADDRESS BELOW. THEY ARE ALSO

AvAILABLE vIA DOWNLOAD AT WWW.TCARMS.COM.

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YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES

SAFETY IS YOUR NUMBER ONE RESPONSIBILITY!• Athome,inthefield,attherange,oranywhere,thefirstconcernofeveryfirearmownershouldbesafety.Applythefollowingsafetyrulesineverysituation,withanykindoffirearm.Ifyoufeeluncertainaboutanyoperationalaspectsofyourfirearm,pleasecontactThompson/Centerbeforeproceedingwithitsoperation.

• Ifyouareunfamiliarwithfirearmsyoushouldseekformaltrainingbeforeusingyourrifle.

WARNING: YOU MUST FOLLOW ALL OF THESE SAFETY RULES TO ENSURE THE SAFE USE OF YOUR FIREARM. THE FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUC-

TIONS AND WARNINGS IN THIS MANUAL COULD CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO YOU OR OTHERS AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.

• Asafirearmowner,youacceptademandingresponsibility.Howseriouslyyoutakethisresponsibilitycanbethedifferencebetweenlifeanddeath.Thereisnoexcuseforcarelessorabusivehandlingofyourfirearm.Atalltimeshandleyourfirearmwithintenserespectforitspowerandpotentialdanger.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

YOURSAFETYRESPONSIBILITIES........................................3-6SAFESTORAGEANDTRANSPORTATION..............................7-8PREPARATIONFORFIRING....................................................... 9AMMUNITION......................................................................10-11MODELANDFEATURESIDENTIFICATION.............................. 12INSPECTINGANDINITIALASSEMBLY...............................13-16LOADING.............................................................................16-17FIRING...................................................................................... 18CLEARINGMISFIRES..........................................................18-19UNLOADING........................................................................19-20DISASSEMBLY-FIELDSTRIPPING....................................20-21SCOPEMOUNT........................................................................ 22MAKINGTRIGGERADJUSTMENTS...................................23-26CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE........................................27-33LIMITEDLIFETIMEWARRANTYINFORMATION................34-35CONTACTANDSHIPPINGINFORMATION........................36-37BATTERYWARNINGS.............................................................. 38PATENTINFORMATION........................................................... 39CONTACTADDRESSANDNUMBERS..................................... 40

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YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES CONTINUED•ALWAYS kEEP YOUR FIREARM POINTED IN A SAFE DIREC-

TION.Neverpointafirearmatanyoneoranythingyoudonotintendtoshootwhetherornotitisloaded.Thisisparticularlyimportantwhenloading,unloading,orfieldstrippingthefirearm.ALWAYScontrolthedirectionofthefirearm.

•ALWAYS TREAT EvERY FIREARM AS IF IT IS LOADED AND WILL FIRE.Donottakeanyone’swordthatthefirearmisunloaded–alwayscheckforyourself.Neverpassyourfirearmtoanotherpersonuntiltheactionisopenandyouvisuallycheckthatitisunloaded.Keepyourfirearmunloadedandsafelystoredwhennotinuse.

•NEvER PLACE YOUR FINGER INSIDE THE TRIGGER GUARD OR ON THE TRIGGER UNLESS YOU INTEND TO FIRE.Ensurethatotherobjectsdonottouchthetrigger.

•ALWAYS BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET AND WHAT IS BEYOND IT.Alwaysbesureofwherethebulletwillstrikeandshootonlywherethereisasafebackstopfreeofobstructions,waterorothersurfaceswhichcancausericochets.Besureyourbulletwillstopbehindyourtarget.Bulletscanglanceoffmanysurfaceslikerocksorthesurfaceofwaterandtravelinunpredictabledirec-tionswithconsiderablevelocity.Donotfirerandomlyintothesky.

•NEvER CROSS OBSTACLES SUCH AS FENCES OR STREAMS WITH A LOADED FIREARM.Alwaysmakecertainyourfirearmisunloadedbeforecrossingafence,climbingatree,jumpingaditchornegotiatingotherobstacles.

•SAFE FIREARM HANDLING IS YOUR PERSONAL RESPONSI-BILITY AT ALL TIMES.Firearmsaredangerousandcancauseseriousinjuryordeathiftheyaremisusedorusedinappropriately.Safetymustbetheprimeconsiderationofanyonewhoownsorhandlesfirearms.Accidentsaretheresultofviolatingtherulesofsafefirearmhandlingandcommonsense.Firearmsafetytrainingisavailable.Contactyourfirearmsdealer,lawenforcementagen-cy,localsportsman’sclub,etc.,foravailability.

•YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIREARM AT ALL TIMES. Inowningafirearm,youmustundertakefull-timeresponsibilityforyourfirearm’ssafetyandsecurity.Youmustprotectyourselfandallothersagainstinjuryordeathfrommisuseofthefirearm24hoursaday.

•FIREARM SECURITY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.Youmustsecurefirearmssafelyfromchildrenand/orunauthorizedusers.Yourfirearmshouldalwaysbekeptunloadedandlockedwhennotinuse.Neverassumethattheuseoftheprovidedlockissuffi-cienttosafelysecureyourfirearm.Youmustalwaysevaluateyourpersonalsituationandemploythesecuritysystemsthatmeetyourneedsandpreventchildrenandunauthorizedusersfromgainingaccesstoyourfirearm.

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YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES CONTINUED•APPROPRIATE USE FOR YOUR FIREARM MEANS USING

YOUR FIREARM FOR LEGAL PURPOSES.Forexample-targetshooting,huntingandlawfulresistanceofdeadlycriminalforce.Itisyourresponsibilitytoensurethatyouareincompliancewithallapplicablelawsandordinancesregardingtheuseofyourfirearm.

•NEvER RELY ON MECHANICAL FEATURES ALONE.Onlyyoursafefirearm-handlinghabitswillensurethesafeuseofyourfirearm.Thisisyourresponsibility.

•ALWAYS SAFELY STORE AND SECURE YOUR FIREARM.Safeandsecurestorageofyourfirearmisoneofyourmostimportantresponsibilities.Itisafull-timeresponsibility.Youmustalwayssecureyourfirearmandammunitionseparatelysothattheyarenotaccessibletochildrenand/orotherunauthorizedpersons.

•NEvER KEEP AMMUNITION IN THE SAME LOCATION AS THE FIREARM.Storeeachinaseparateandsecureplace.

•ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION THAT IS SPECIFIED FOR USE WITH FIREARMSeverytimeyouhandleyourfirearmforcleaningandmaintenance.

•ALWAYS WEAR EYE AND EAR PROTECTORS THAT ARE SPECIFIED FOR USE WITH FIREARMSeverytimeyoudis-chargeyourfirearm.Makesureothersinthevicinityofwhereyouwillbeshootingdosoaswell.

•NEvER USE ALCOHOL OR DRUGS BEFORE OR WHILE SHOOTING.Donotuseyourfirearmifyouareonanymedicationwhichimpairs,evenslightly,yourmentalorphysicalability.

•ALWAYS HAvE ADEQUATE vENTILATION.Dischargingfirearmsinpoorlyventilatedareas,cleaningfirearms,orhandlingammuni-tionmayresultinexposuretoleadandothersubstancesknowntocausebirthdefects,reproductiveharm,andotherseriousphysicalinjury.Reviewthewarningsandlabelsforallammunitionandcleaningproductscarefully.Washhandsthoroughlyafterexposure.

•BEFORE HANDLING ANY FIREARM, UNDERSTAND ITS OPERATION.Notallfirearmsarethesame.Familiarizeyourselfwiththemechanicalfeaturesofanyfirearmyouintendtouse.Ifyoufeeluncertainaboutanyoperationalaspectsofyourfirearm,pleasecontactThompson/Center,beforeproceedingwithitsoperation.

Thompson/CenterArms2100RooseveltAvenue,Springfield,MA01104

TollFreePhone(866)730-1614tca_customerservice@tcarms.com

•NEvER ALLOW A FIREARM TO BE USED BY INDIvIDUALS WHO DO NOT UNDERSTAND ITS SAFE OPERATION OR HAvE NOT READ THESE FIREARM SAFETY RULES.

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YOUR SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES CONTINUED•ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT AMMUNITION FOR YOUR PAR-

TICULAR FIREARMasindicatedbythemarkingonthefirearm.Neverusenon-standard,reloaded,or“handloaded”ammunitionwhichhasnotbeensubjectedtointernalballisticpressuretest-ing.

•BEWARE OF BARREL OBSTRUCTIONS.Besurethebarrelisclearofobstructionsbeforeshooting.Mud,water,snoworotherobjectsmayinadvertentlylodgeinthebarrelbore.Asmallobstructioncancauseadangerousincreaseinpressureandmaydamageyourfirearmandcauseinjurytoyourselfandothers.

•BE SURE ALL ACCESSORIES, SUCH AS HOLSTERS. GRIPS, SLINGS, SCOPES AND OTHER ACCESSORIES ARE COMPAT-IBLEwiththefirearmandthattheaccessoriesdonotinterferewithsafeoperation.Itisyourresponsibilitytounderstandandfollowalloftheinstructionsinthismanual,aswellasthosewhichmaybesuppliedwithyourammunitionandanyaccessory.

•NEvER DISASSEMBLE YOUR FIREARMbeyondthefieldstrip-pingprocedureoutlinedinthismanual.Improperdisassemblyorreassemblyofyourfirearmmaybedangerousandcanleadtoseriousinjuryordeath.

•NEvER MANIPULATE, ADJUST OR CHANGE ANY OF THE INTERNAL COMPONENTS OF YOUR FIREARM UNLESS SPE-CIFICALLY INSTRUCTED TO DO SO IN THIS MANUAL.Im-propermanipulationofanyotherinternalcomponentmayaffectthesafetyandreliabilityofyourfirearmandmaycauseseriousinjuryordeath.

•NEvER ALLOW ANY ALTERATION OR REPLACEMENT OF PARTS IN YOUR THOMPSON/CENTER FIREARM UNLESS PERFORMED BY A qUALIFIED GUNSMITHusinggenuineThompson/Centerparts.Ifyoudootherwise,improperfunction-ingofyourfirearmmayoccurandseriousinjuryordeathanddamagetopropertymayresult.

WARNING: SAFE USE OF A FIREARM IS YOUR PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND THE FAILURE TO FOLLOW ALL OF THESE BASIC SAFETY RULES MAY

RESULT IN SEvERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO YOU OR OTHERS AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. YOU ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT SAFETY DEvICE WHEN IT COMES TO THE USE OF YOUR FIREARM AND THOMPSON/CENTER AND ITS PARENT COMPANY WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY, DEATH OR PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT RESULTS FROM: (1) THE CRIMINAL OR NEGLIGENT USE OF THIS FIREARM; (2) A DISREGARD OF THESE SAFETY IN-STRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS; (3) IMPROPER OR CARELESS HANDLING OF THIS FIREARM; (4) THE USE OF NON-STAN-DARD, DEFECTIvE OR IMPROPER AMMUNITION; (5) OR, IMPROPER OR NEGLIGENT MODIFICATIONS OR REPAIRS TO THE FIREARM.

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SAFE STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION

WARNING: ALWAYS kEEP THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

WARNING: FIREARMS ARE DANGEROUS WHEN USED AND STORED IMPROPERLY. THEY POSE A RISK OF SERIOUS OR FATAL INJURIES. FIREARMS CAN BE

ESPECIALLY DANGEROUS TO CHILDREN WHEN THEY ARE STORED IN AN IRRESPONSIBLE AND UNSAFE MANNER. FOR YOUR SAFETY AND THE SAFETY OF OTHERS, IT IS IMPERA-TIvE THAT YOU KEEP YOUR FIREARM LOCKED AND UN-LOADED IN A SECURE PLACE. THE AMMUNITION SHOULD BE STORED IN A SEPARATE, SECURE LOCATION WHEN IT IS NOT IN USE. SAFE AND SECURE STORAGE OF YOUR FIREARM IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT RULES OF FIREARM SAFETY. YOUR FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE RULES MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO YOU OR OTHERS.

•ALWAYS SECURE YOUR FIREARM IN A MANNER THAT WILL PREvENT UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS.Wheneveryourfirearmisnotinuse,keepitunloadedandlocked.Yoursafetyandthesafetyofothersrequiresthatyoualwayssecureandstoreyourfirearminamannerthatwillpreventunauthorizedaccess.Neverleaveafirearmunattendedunlessitislocked,unloadedandsecured.

•ALWAYS USE THE LOCK PROvIDED BY THOMPSON/CEN-TER TO SECURE YOUR FIREARM.Pleasereadandfollowtheinstructionspackagedseparatelyfortheuseofthislock.Alock,whenproperlyused,canbeaneffectivetoolinpreventingunau-thorizedaccesstoyourfirearm.Thereareotheralternativelocksandsafestoragecontainersavailableinthemarketplacewhichmayalsobeappropriateforyourparticularneeds.Consultyourlocalgunshop,hardwarestore,orlocalpolicedepartmentforguidanceonthevarietyofothersafestoragedevicesorpracticeswhichmaybeappropriateforyourparticularneeds.Bypurchas-ingthisfirearmyouhaveacceptedtheresponsibilityofsafelyse-curingthefirearmatalltimesandpreventingitsunauthorizeduse.Neverassumethattheuseofthislockaloneissufficienttosafelysecureyourfirearm.Itisyourpersonalresponsibilitytoselectandusewhatevermeasuresorpracticesthatwillenableyoutobeabsolutelycertainthatyourfirearmissecureatalltimes.

WARNING: NEvER LOCK A LOADED FIREARM AND NEvER LOAD A LOCKED FIREARM!

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SAFE STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION CONTINUED•ALWAYS STORE YOUR FIREARM AND AMMUNITION SEPA-

RATELYsothattheyarenotaccessibletochildrenorotherun-authorizedpersons.Safeandsecurestorageofyourfirearmandammunitionareyourresponsibility.Itisafull-timeresponsibility.

•NEvER ASSUME THAT A “HIDING” PLACE IS A SECURE STORAGE METHOD.Othersmaybeawareofyourstorageloca-tionorcomeuponitbychance.Itisyourpersonalresponsibilitytousecommonsensewhenstoringyourfirearmandammunitionandtoalwaysmakesuretheyarenotaccessibletochildrenorotherunauthorizedpersons.

•NEvER TRANSPORT A LOADED FIREARM.Whentransportingyourfirearm,besureitisunloadedandlocked.Safeandsecuretransportationofyourfirearmisyourresponsibility.

•ALWAYS FOLLOW THE LAW.Manyjurisdictionshavelawsthatmakeitacrimetokeepafirearmunlockedandinanareaacces-sibletochildrenorothers.Keepingafirearmlockedandunloadedwhennotinuseisnotonlycommonsensesafetypractice...ITISTHELAW.Youmustbefamiliarwithalllocal,state,andfederallawsregardingthesafestorageandtransportationofyourfire-arm.Failuretoknowandfollowthelawmayresultinunauthorizedaccessoruseofyourfirearmbyanother.Obeyalllawsrelatingtothestorageandtransportationoffirearms.Yourlocalpolicede-partmentorgunshopcanfurnishyouwithavailableinformationonstoringand/ortransportingafirearmsafelyandlegally.

•YOUR FIREARM IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.Youmustpreventyourfirearmfrombeingstolenorfrombeingusedbyuntrainedorunqualifiedindividuals.Keepitlocked,unloadedandsecuredwhennotinuse.

•Usethelockprovidedtopreventunauthorizeduse,followtheinstructionssuppliedwiththelock.

•Neverleavethekeywiththestoredfirearm.

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PREPARATION FOR FIRINGWARNING: FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE FIREARM SAFETY REqUIREMENTS WILL CAUSE SERIOUS PER-SONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO YOU OR OTHERS.

•ALWAYS TREAT ALL FIREARMS AS IF THEY ARE LOADED.

•ALWAYS BE SURE THAT ALL ACTIONS OF FIREARMS ARE OPEN, THAT CHAMBER(S) ARE CLEAR OF CARTRIDGES OR SHELLS, MAGAZINES ARE REMOvED OR UNLOADED, AND THAT FIREARM IS POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

•ALWAYS WEAR ADEqUATE AND PROPER EAR PROTECTORS SPECIFIED FOR FIREARM USEtopreventpermanentdamagetoyourhearing.Makesureotherswhoarenearbyarewearingearprotectionaswell.

•ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES SPECIFIED FOR USE WITH FIREARMS,whetherindoorsorout.Safetyglassesshouldprotectyoureyesfromthefiringflashandparticlesassociatedwiththedischargeofammunition.Failuretowearthepropereyeprotectioncreatesariskofpersonalinjuryfromparticleordebrisspittingorricochets.

•ALWAYS BE ALERT AND ALWAYS FOLLOW THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS OF THE RANGE OFFICER.Nevershootifyouaretired,coldorimpairedinanyway.

•ALWAYS BE AWARE OF OTHER PEOPLEsothatpersonsdonotaccidentallywalkintothelineoffire.

•THE SHOOTER (AND ALL OTHERS IN THE SHOOTING AREA) MUST ALWAYS BE IN A POSITION THAT IS OUT OF THE LINE OF FIREandarenotwithinanareawheretheymaybestruckbyaricochetorparticlesspittingfromafirearm,orbyejectedcasesfromsometypesoffirearms.

•NEvER SHOOT AT SURFACES THAT MAY CAUSE A RICO-CHET.Alwaysselectaplacetoshootthathasasafebackstop,isfreefromobstructionsandhasnosurfaceswhichmaycausearicochet.

•NEvER FIRE RANDOMLY INTO THE SKY.Alwaysselectaplacetoshootthathasasafebackstop.

•NEvER USE ALCOHOL OR DRUGS BEFORE OR WHILE SHOOTING OR HANDLING ANY FIREARM.

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AMMUNITIONWARNING: NEvER USE AMMUNITION NOT SPECIF-ICALLY DESIGNATED FOR USE IN YOUR FIREARM. FAILURE TO USE THE CORRECT TYPE OR CALIBER

OF AMMUNITION MAY CAUSE THE FIREARM TO JAM, OR FAIL TO FIRE, OR MAY GENERATE EXCESSIvE PRESSURE WHICH CAN DAMAGE OR EvEN RUPTURE YOUR FIREARM, CAUSING PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR BY-STANDERS.

• Locatethecartridgedesig-nationmarkedonthebarrel.Thisinformationindicatesthecorrectammunitionthatmustbeusedinthisfirearm(FIGURES1a&1b).

• Youareresponsibleforselectingammunitionthatmeetsindustrystandardsandisappropriateintypeandcaliberforthisfirearm.

• Nevermixammunition.

WARNING: IN SOME CASES, A ROUND OF AMMUNITION

NOT SPECIFIED ON YOUR FIREARM AND NOT LISTED AS ALTERNATE AMMUNI-TION IN THIS MANUAL, MAY FIT INTO THE CHAMBER. FIRING THIS AMMUNITION MAY CAUSE A RUPTURE RESULT-ING IN DAMAGE TO THE FIREARM AND PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR BYSTANDERS. FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING UNSAFE CALIBER COMBINA-TIONS, REFER TO THE FOLLOWING URL: HTTPS://SAAMI.ORG/TECHNICAL-INFORMATION/UNSAFE-FIREARM-AMMU-NITION-COMBINATIONS/

WARNING: ALWAYS INSPECT YOUR AMMUNITION BEFORE USING IT. NEvER USE DIRTY, CORRODED OR DAMAGED AMMUNITION. A BORE OBSTRUCTION

OR A BURST CARTRIDGE MAY RESULT CAUSING DAMAGE TO THE FIREARM AND PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR BYSTANDERS.

• Useonlycommerciallymanufacturedammunitionwithinternalballisticpressureswhichareinstrictaccordancewiththespec-ificationsoftheSportingArmsandAmmunitionManufacturers’Institute(SAAMI).Ifyouareuncertain,contactyourammunitionsupplierforverification.

Cartridge designation on barrel

Cartridge designation on barrel near breech

FIGURE 1a

FIGURE 1b

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AMMUNITION CONTINUEDWARNING: NEvER USE NON-STANDARD, RELOADED OR “HANDLOADED” AMMUNITION WHICH HAS NOT BEEN SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL BALLISTIC PRES-

SURE TESTING. RELOADED OR HANDLOADED AMMUNITION, MAY HAvE MANY MANUFACTURING AND QUALITY vARI-ABLES (SUCH AS THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF GUN POWDER). CARTRIDGE CASES THAT HAvE BEEN RELOADED AND FIRED MULTIPLE TIMES MAY SUFFER PHYSICAL DAMAGE WHICH COULD SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACT OR REDUCE THE INTEGRITY OF THE CARTRIDGE, POSSIBLY RESULTING IN BULLET SET-BACK OR UNSEATING. CASE FAILURE AND INJURY TO THE SHOOTER OR BYSTANDERS AND DAMAGE TO THE FIREARM MAY RESULT WHEN SUCH A ROUND IS FIRED. ANY AMMUNI-TION THAT IS IMPROPERLY MANUFACTURED OR RELOADED, EvEN IN THE SLIGHTEST DEGREE, MAY FAIL TO FIRE OR MAY GENERATE EXCESSIvE INTERNAL PRESSURES WHICH CAN DAMAGE OR EvEN RUPTURE THE FIREARM, CAUSING PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR THOSE IN THE IMMEDIATE vICINITY.

• Afirearmandammunitionareasystemandmustworktogeth-er.Therearedifferenttypesofammunitionfordifferenttypesoffirearms.Yourfirearmhasbeendesignedforammunitionofaspecifictypeandaspecificgaugeorcaliber.Itisimportanttoselecttheproperammunitionforyourfirearm.

• Differentcombinationsofbulletvelocity,bulletweightandfirearmweightcanhavemajorimpactonfeltrecoil;ahighleveloffeltrecoilcanbeuncomfortabletosomeshooters.

WARNING: NEvER USE AMMUNITION OF THE INCOR-RECT GAUGE OR CALIBER. USING AMMUNITION OF THE INCORRECT GAUGE OR CALIBER MAY CAUSE

DAMAGE TO YOUR FIREARM AND POSSIBLE SERIOUS INJU-RY TO YOU AND TO OTHERS.

WARNING: DEATH, SERIOUS INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE CAN RESULT FROM THE USE OF INCOR-RECT AMMUNITION OR BORE OBSTRUCTIONS.

NEvER USE RELOADED AMMUNITION THAT HAS NOT BEEN SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL BALLISTIC PRESSURE TESTING.

WARNING: DISCHARGING FIREARMS IN POORLY vENTILATED AREAS, CLEANING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AMMUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE

TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES kNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRODUCTIvE HARM, AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. HAvE ADEQUATE vENTILATION AT ALL TIMES. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE.

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Serial number

MODEL AND FEATURES IDENTIFICATION

Muzzle

Bolt body

Locking Lugs

Ejector

Extractor

Bolt handle

Barrel

Sling swivel stud

Forend

Receiver

Detachable magazine

Magazinerelease

Trigger

Trigger guard

Scope mount base

Bolt

Safety

Bolt handle

Pistol grip

Stock

Butt pad

Model name on barrel Model name on receiver

FIGURE 2c

FIGURE 2d

FIGURE 2e

FIGURE 2f

FIGURE 2g

FIGURE 2bFIGURE 2a

Bolt stop location

Cocking indicator

Safety lever

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INSPECTING AND INITIAL ASSEMBLY

WARNING: ALWAYS ENSURE THAT THE FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE INSPECTING, DISASSEMBLING, ASSEMBLING OR CLEANING AND ALWAYS kEEP THE

MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

• YourThompson/Center™COMPASS®UTILITYriflecomescom-pletelyassembledfromthefactoryexceptforthebolt,whichhasbeenremovedfortransportationandstorage.Theboltispackedseparatelyintheshippingcarton.

WARNING: THE BOLT ASSEMBLY IN THE COMPASS® UTILITY RIFLE

IS MATCHED SPECIFICALLY TO THE RECEIvER. BOLT ASSEM-BLIES ARE NOT INTERCHANGE-ABLE BETWEEN RIFLES. THE LAST FOUR DIGITS OF THE RIFLE’S SERIAL NUMBER ARE MARkED ON THE CORRECT BOLT SHROUD (FIGURE 3A) AND BOLT HEAD (FIGURE 3B) FOR THAT PARTICU-LAR RIFLE. NO ATTEMPT SHOULD BE MADE TO USE ANY BOLT IN A RECEIvER THAT DOES NOT HAvE MATCHING NUMBERS AS INJURY AND/OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR BYSTANDERS AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY MAY RESULT.

THE BOLT ASSEMBLY IS PACk-AGED SEPARATELY IN THE BOX AS SHIPPED FROM THE FACTORY. BEFORE INSTALLING THE BOLT ASSEMBLY INTO THE RIFLE, CONFIRM THAT THE LAST FOUR DIGITS OF THE RIFLE’S SERIAL NUMBER ALSO APPEAR ON THE BOLT SHROUD AND BOLT HEAD. IF A RIFLE AND BOLT ASSEMBLY ARE MISMATCHED, THE ENTIRE RIFLE MUST BE RETURNED TO THE FACTORY FOR PROPER FITTING OF A NEW BOLT ASSEMBLY THAT WILL BEAR THE LAST FOUR DIGITS OF THE RIFLE’S SERIAL NUMBER.

INSPECTING YOUR RIFLE

•Grasptherifle,keepingyourfingeroutsidethetriggerguardandoffthetrigger,pointthemuzzleinasafedirection.

•Checktobecertainthatthecham-berisempty(FIGURE4).

Chamber empty

Location of last 4 digits of rifle’s serial number

on bolt shroud

Location of the same last 4 digits of rifle’s serial number on bolt head

FIGURE 4

FIGURE 3a

FIGURE 3b

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INSPECTING AND INITIAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUED• Pressandholdthemagazinelatchtothereartoreleasethemagazine(FIGURE5).

• Withtheriflepositionedasshown(FIGURE6),unlatchthemagazinebydepressingandholdingthelatchatthefront.

•Tipthefrontofthemaga-zinedownfirstandremovethemagazinefromtherifle(FIGURE7)andensurethatitisempty.

• RemovetheCOMPASS®UTILITYidentifierfromthebarrel(FIGURE8).Therifleshouldnotbeusedwiththeidentifierattached.

INSTALLING THE BOLT ASSEMBLY

NOTE:Donottrytomovethesafetyleverwiththeboltoutoftherifle.Theboltmustbeintherifleintheclosedpositionwiththefiringpincockedinordertomovethesafetylever.

•Locatetheboltassemblyintherifleboxifithasnotbeeninstalledpreviously.

•Grasptheboltbyitshandleandslidetheboltforwardintothereceiveraboutoneinchasshown(FIGURE9).

•Rotatetheboltupwardbythehandle(FIGURE10)untiltheboltstopengagestheboltstoptrackinggrooveintheboltitself(FIGURE11).

Sometimesithelpstopresstheboltstopinslightlytomakeiteasiertorotatethebolt.

Start bolt assembly into the receiver

Rotate bolt handle up until bolt stop engages tracking groove

FIGURE 9

FIGURE 10

Press and hold latch to the rear to release the magazine

Unlatch and tip magazine down at the front first to remove it.

Remove magazine from rifle

Remove the identifier from barrel.

FIGURE 5

FIGURE 6

FIGURE 7

FIGURE 8

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INSPECTING AND INITIAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUED•Oncetheboltstopengagesthetrackinggrooveinthebolt(FIGURE11),pushtheboltfullyforwardintothereceiver.

•Closetheboltbyturningthebolthandledown(FIGURE12).

The Manual Safety Lever

WARNING: NEvER RELY ON MECHAN-ICAL FEATURES

ALONE. ONLY YOUR SAFE FIREARM HANDLING WILL ENSURE THE SAFE USE OF YOUR FIREARM. THIS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

• Locatedontherightsideattherearofthebolt,themanualsafetyleverhasthree(3)positionsthataresetbytheuserwhentheboltisintheclosedandcockedposition(seeFIGURE13):

“BL”BOLTLOCKED-SAFE “S”SAFE-LOAD/UNLOAD “F”FIRE

NOTE:Seepage16forfurtherdetailsregardingthemanualsafetylever.

•Cockingindicatorisvisiblenearthebackoftheboltshroudwhentherifleiscocked(FIGURE14).TheindicatorisrecessedwhenthefiringpinisintheFIREDposition(FIGURE15).

NOTE:Thesafetylevercanonlybemovedwhentherifleiscockedandtheboltisclosed.Cocktheriflebyliftingthebolthandlefullyandthenclosingit. FIGURE 15

Bolt stop tracking groove

Bolt stop

Bolt in closed

position

FIREposition

SAFE position

Load/Unload

Bolt LockedSAFE

position

Safety lever

Cocked position

Fired position

FIGURE 11

FIGURE 12

FIGURE 13

FIGURE 14

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INSPECTING AND INITIAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUED•Fullyrearward-Inthe“BL”BOLTLOCKEDSAFEposition(FIGURE16).BoltislockedclosedandtherifleisinSAFEmode.

• Themiddleposition-“S”-SAFELOAD/UNLOAD(FIGURE17)TherifleisinSAFEmode-buttheboltcanbemanipulatedtoloadandunloadtherifle’schamber.

•Fullyforwardinthe-“F”FIREposition(FIGURE18)theriflecanbefiredbypullingrearwardonthetrigger.

WARNING: DO NOT ALTER, MODIFY OR REPLACE ANY OF

THE PARTS OF YOUR FIRE-ARM UNLESS THIS WORk IS PERFORMED BY A qUALIFIED GUNSMITH USING GENUINE THOMPSON/CENTER™ PARTS. IF YOU DO OTHERWISE, IMPROPER FUNCTIONING MAY OCCUR AND SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH MAY RESULT.

WARNING: NEvER DO ANYTHING BEYOND WHAT YOU ARE SPE-

CIFICALLY INSTRUCTED TO DO IN THIS MANUAL. NEvER ALTER OR MODIFY THE PARTS IN YOUR FIREARM.

• Beforeusingyourfirearmforthefirsttime,itshouldbecleaned.SeetheCleaningsectionofthismanual.

LOADINGWARNING: ALWAYS kEEP THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

• Openthebolt(FIGURE19)andinspecttheboreforobstructions(andfollowthecleaninginstructionsinthismanualifnecessary).

•Keepyourfingeroutsidethetriggerguardandoffthetrigger,pointthemuzzleinasafedirection.

•Donotloadtherifleuntilyouhavereadandfullyunderstandthismanual.

Safety lever fully rearward in the “BOLT LOCKED -

SAFE” position

Safety lever in the middle“SAFE” LOAD/UNLOAD

position

Safety lever fully forward in the “FIRE” position

FIGURE 16

FIGURE 17

FIGURE 18

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LOADING CONTINUED•Donotloadtherifleuntilyouarereadytouseit.

•Neverloadyourrifleuntilyouaresureofyourtarget,whatisbeyonditandarefullypre-paredtofire.

• Placethesafetyleverinthe“SAFE”position(FIGURE20).

• Markingsoneachmagazineindicateappropriatecartridgeusageforthatmagazine(FIG-URE21).

• Removethemagazinefromtherifleinordertoloadthecartridgesintoit.Insertthecartridgesintothemagazineasshown(FIGURE22).

• Themagazinehasa5roundcapacityforstandardcalibersanda4roundcapacityformagnumcalibers(FIGURE23).

• Justpriortofiring,opentheboltfullyandtheninserttheloadedmagazineand“snap”itintoplace-tippingthebackinfirstandthenliftingthefrontuntilit“clicks”intolockedposition(FIGURE24).

WARNING: NEvER CARRY THIS RIFLE WITH A CARTRIDGE IN

THE CHAMBER. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS INSTRUCTION CAN LEAD TO PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

FIGURE 22

FIGURE 21

FIGURE 23

FIGURE 19

FIGURE 24

FIGURE 20

Use the base of the first cartridge loaded to push the follower

to the side

Magazine markings indicate appropriate cartridge usage

LOADED MAGAZINE5 round capacity for standard calibers,4 round capacity for magnum calibers

An audible “click” indicates that the bolt is all the way up.

Insert rear of magazine first - then tip front up to latch into place

Safety in middle “SAFE” position

Bolt up in unlocked

position

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FIRINGWARNING: ALWAYS kEEP THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

WARNING: WEAR EYE AND EAR PROTECTION SPECI-FIED FOR FIREARM USE EvERY TIME YOU DISCHARGE YOUR FIREARM. MAKE SURE OTHERS IN THE vICINI-

TY OF WHERE YOU WILL BE SHOOTING DO SO AS WELL.

•Makecertainthatthesafetyisinthe“SAFE”position.

• Closethebolttostriparoundfromthemagazineandputitintothechamber(FIGURE25).

•Graspfirearmwithonehandonthefore-endandotherhandonthegripwiththetrig-gerfingerrestingalongandoutsideofthetriggerguard.Raisefirearmandpullbuttstockfirmlyintoshoulder.

•Pushthesafetylevertothefullyforward“FIRE”position(FIGURE26).

•Theriflewillnowfirewhenpressureisappliedtothetrigger.

•Placeyourfingerontriggerandpullituntiltheriflefires.

•Youmaycontinuetofirebyfullyopeningandclosingtheboltandpullingthetriggeruntiltherifleisempty.

• Toreload,seetheLoadingSection.

CLEARING MISFIRESWARNING: kEEP A SAFE DISTANCE FROM THE BREECH AREA WHEN CLEARING A CARTRIDGE WHICH HAS MISFIRED. IF A CARTRIDGE HAS A HANG

FIRE AND IGNITES WHILE BEING CLEARED FROM THE FIRE-ARM, DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY MAY RESULT.

WARNING: IF YOUR FIREARM GIvES ANY INDICATION THAT IT IS NOT PERFORMING PROPERLY OR THE OPERATION OF YOUR FIREARM HAS CHANGED “THE

WAY IT FEELS OR SOUNDS”, STOP FIRING. MAKE SURE THE FIREARM IS POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION, UNLOAD THE FIREARM AND HAvE IT INSPECTED AND TEST FIRED BY A GUNSMITH QUALIFIED TO PERFORM SERvICE ON THOMP-SON/CENTER FIREARMS.

FIGURE 25

FIGURE 26

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CLEARING MISFIRES CONTINUED•Ifacartridgefailstofire,keepthemuzzlepointedinasafedirectionandwaitatleast30secondsbeforeopeningtheboltandejectingthesuspectcartridge.Removethemagazineandmakesurethattherifleisunloadedbeforeproceeding.Disposeofdefectivecartridge(s)inamethodspecificallyapprovedforliverounddisposal.

UNLOADINGWARNING: ALWAYS kEEP THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

• Pressthemagazinelatch(FIGURE27)rearwardandremovethemagazine(FIGURE28).

•Opentheboltandensurethatthechamberisempty(FIGURES29and30).

•Pushtheboltfullyforwardandclosetheboltonanemptycham-ber(FIGURE31).

•Setthemanualsafetyleverintothemiddle“SAFE”LOAD/UN-LOADpositionasshown(FIGURE32).

FIGURE 32

FIGURE 29

FIGURE 30

Make certain that the chamber is empty

Unlatch and tip magazine down at the front first to remove it.

Remove magazine

FIGURE 27 FIGURE 28

FIGURE 31

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FIGURE 34

FIGURE 35

Open bolt first

Make certain that the chamber is empty

Remove magazine

FIGURE 36

FIGURE 33

Remove cartridges from magazine

UNLOADING CONTINUED•Removeanycartridgesfromthemagazinebyholdingthemagazineinonehandandpushingthecartridgesoutwiththeother(FIGURE33).

DISASSEMBLY/FIELD STRIPPINGWARNING: ALWAYS kEEP THE MUZZLE POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION.

WARNING: NEvER DO ANYTHING BEYOND WHAT YOU ARE SPECIFICALLY INSTRUCTED TO DO IN THIS MANUAL. NEvER ALTER OR MODIFY THE PARTS IN

YOUR FIREARM.

WARNING: WEAR SAFETY GLASSES SPECIFIED FOR USE WITH FIREARMS EvERY TIME YOU ASSEMBLE OR DISASSEMBLE YOUR FIREARM.

WARNING: DO NOT ALTER, MODIFY OR REPLACE ANY OF THE PARTS OF YOUR FIREARM UNLESS THIS WORk IS PERFORMED BY A qUALIFIED GUNSMITH

USING GENUINE THOMPSON/CENTER PARTS. IF YOU DO OTHERWISE, IMPROPER FUNCTIONING MAY OCCUR AND SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH MAY RESULT.

REMOvAL OF BOLT

•Liftthebolthandleanddrawtheboltfullytotherear

(FIGURE34).

• Confirmthatthechamberisempty(FIGURE35).

• Pressthemagzinereleaseandremovemagazinefromrifle(FIGURE36).

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DISASSEMBLY / FIELD STRIPPING CONTINUED

• Holdthemagazineinonehandandpushanycartridgesoutofthemagazine(FIGURE37).

• Closetheboltonanemptychamber(FIGURE38).

•Setthemanualsafetyleverintothemiddle“SAFE”posi-tionasshown(FIGURE39).

• Opentheboltbyliftingthehandlefullyanddrawingtheboltfullyrearward.

• Presstheboltstopinandholditasshown(FIGURE40).Continuetoholdtheboltstopdepressedwhileyouremovetheboltfromthereceiverwithagentlepullrearward.

• Withdrawtheboltfully,takingcarenottohitthestock-possiblycausingcosmeticdamage(FIGURE41).

NOTE:Undernormalconditions,thisistheextentofdisassemblythatneedstobedoneforcleaningorstorage.Fordetailsondis-assemblingthebolt,seetheboltdisassemblyinstructionsintheCleaningandMaintenanceSectionofthismanual.

FIGURE 38

FIGURE 39

FIGURE 40

Withdraw bolt

Hold bolt stop in

FIGURE 41

Remove bolt completely

FIGURE 37

Remove cartridges from magazine

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SCOPE MOUNTINGWARNING: ALWAYS ENSURE THAT THE FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE INSTALLING A SCOPE OR ANY OTHER ACCESSORIES. FAILURE TO DO THIS CAN

CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO YOU OR OTHERS.

WARNING: A SCOPE WHICH IS NOT SECURELY MOUNTED MAY BECOME DETACHED UPON RECOIL OF THE FIREARM. IF IT BECOMES DETACHED IT MAY

FLY BACk AND STRIkE THE SHOOTER OR A BYSTANDER AND CAUSE INJURY. OBSERvE THE CONDITION OF ALL THE SCOPE MOUNT SCREWS AFTER FIRING. IF THE MOUNTING SCREWS SHOW SIGNS OF LOOSENING DO NOT FIRE THE FIREARM AGAIN; TAkE IT TO A qUALIFIED GUNSMITH FOR ASSISTANCE.

WARNING: FIRING A SCOPED FIREARM WITH YOUR EYE TOO CLOSE TO THE SCOPE EYE PIECE, FAILING TO HOLD THE FIREARM SECURELY AGAINST RECOIL

OR FAILING TO WEAR EYE PROTECTION THAT IS SPECI-FIED FOR USE WITH FIREARMS, MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, BLINDNESS.

• Werecommendthatyouhaveacompetentgunsmithinstallyourscopeandmount.

• TheCOMPASS®UTILITYisfactoryequippedwithWeaver-stylescopemountbases.Thesebasesacceptaringandscopecom-binationofyourchoice.Differentscopeshavevaryinglengthsofrecommendedeyerelief.Youneedtochooseacombinationthatallowsforadequateclearancebetweenthescopeandyoureyebrow.Followtheinstructionssuppliedwiththescopeandringsforproperinstallation(FIGURE42).

• Checktoensurethatthescrewsholdingthescopemountbasestothereceiveraretightbeforeinstallinganyscoperingsoropticalsightontherifle.

FIGURE 42

Follow the instructions supplied with the scope and rings to ensure proper eye relief

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MAkING TRIGGER ADJUSTMENTS

WARNING: ALWAYS ENSURE THAT THE FIREARM IS UNLOADED BEFORE ADJUSTING THE TRIGGER OR DRY FIRING.

• Thetriggerhasbeenadjustedatthefactoryforoptimalper-formance.

• Werecommendthatyouhaveacompetentgunsmithadjustyourtriggerifneeded.Donotattempttriggeradjustmentsunlessyouareconfidentinyourabilitytofollowtheseinstructionsfortriggeradjust-ment.

•Liftthebolthandleandopentheboltfullyrearward(FIGURE43).

•Removethemag-azinefromtherifleandsetitaside.

• Pressandholdtheboltstopandremovetheboltfromtherifle(FIGURE44).

• Removethebarreledactionfromthestocktoadjustthetrigger.Usea5/32˝hexwrenchtoremovethe2bolts(FIGURES45and46)thatholdthestockon.

• Setthestockaside.

FIGURE 43

FIGURE 45

FIGURE 44

FIGURE 46

Withdraw bolt

Hold bolt stop in

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MAkING TRIGGER ADJUSTMENTS CONTINUED• Therearethreenutsonthetrigger.Thetwonutsabovethetriggeradjustthetensiononthespringthatcontrolstheweightofpullandthenlockagainstoneanother(FIGURE47).Thesearereferredtoastheweightofpulladjustmentnutandweightofpulllocknut.

• Thesinglenutbelowthetriggerisusedtolocktheover-travelstopscrewinitssettingonceadjusted.Itisreferredtoastheover-traveladjustmentlocknut

(FIGURE47).

• Thepurposeoftheover-traveladjustmentscrewistoadjusttheamountofover-travelofthetrigger.Over-travelistheamountofmovementofthetriggerbeyondthatnecessarytocompleteitspurpose(releasingthefiringpinfromthecockedpositioninthiscase).

CAUTION:Ifyouscrewtheover-traveladjustmentscrewintoofar,youwillnotbeabletopullthetriggerenoughtoreleasethesear.• Ideallytheover-traveladjustmentscrewshouldbescrewedinasfaraspossiblebutstillallowenoughtriggermovementtoconsis-tentlyreleasethesearwhenthetriggerispulled.

• Tomakeadjustments,youwillneedtwo(thin)1/4”,open-endwrenches,andasmallscrew-driver.Also,haveabottleoffingernailpolishhandyto“lock”thescrewandnutsinplaceafteryouhavefinishedalltheadjustments.

• Startbyadjustingforover-travel.Loosenallthreenutsslightlyawayfromthetriggerandfromeachotherwitha1/4”open-endwrench(FIGURE48).

• Usingasmallscrewdriver,turntheover-traveladjust-mentscrewclockwiseuntilitbottomsout.Backthescrewup1/4to1/2turnfrombottom.

• Snugtheover-traveladjustmentlocknutonthescrewagainstthetriggertoholdthescrewinthisposition.

FIGURE 47

FIGURE 48

Weight of pull adjustment nut

Over-travel adjustment screw and over-travel adjustment screw lock nut

Weight of pull

lock nut

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MAkING TRIGGER ADJUSTMENTS CONTINUED• Movetheweightofpulllocknutdowntocontactthetrigger(FIG-URE49).Lowertheweightofpulladjustmentnutagainstthelocknutandtrytheweightofpullbydry-firingtheaction.Thisistheminimumweightofpullandminimumover-travel.

• Onceadjusted,usethetwo1/4˝wrenchestoensurethattheweightofpulllocknutislockedagainsttheadjust-mentnut.Also,checkthattheover-travellocknutistightagainstthetrigger(FIG-URE50).

• Putasmalldaboffingernailpolishonthethreadstolockallofthenutsinposition.

• Don’tputthreadlocksuchasLoctite®ontriggerscrewsornuts.Instead,useadropofnailpolishontriggerscrewthreadstoholdthescrewsornutsinplace.Threadlockerproductscanseizethesmallscrewsandnutsusedintriggers,possiblymakingthemverydifficulttoadjustorremoveatalaterdate.

LUBRICATION POINTS

• Asingledropoflight,non-con-gealingoilcanbeappliedtothesearengagementsurface(FIGURE51).

• Thepivotpointsofthesearandtriggercanalsobelubri-catedwithasingledropoflight,non-congealingoil

(FIGURE52).

FIGURE 23FIGURE 49

FIGURE 50

FIGURE 51

FIGURE 52

Sear engagement surface

Hold bolt stop in

Trigger Pivot Points

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MAkING TRIGGER ADJUSTMENTS CONTINUED• Makecertaintherecoillugisengagedwiththestockcorrectlywhenthegunisreassembled

(FIGURE53).

• Reassemblethebarreledactionintothestock.Tightenthetwo5/32˝hexheadboltsateitherendoftheaction(FIGURES54and55)untilsnug.Theboltsareboththesamelengthandcanbeinter-changed.

WARNING: INCOR-RECT ASSEMBLY MAY RESULT IN DAM-

AGE TO THE FIREARM AND CREATE AN UNSAFE CONDITION.

NOTE:Becertainthatthetwotrigger(fire-control)assemblypinsarecenteredsidetoside(notprotrudingfromeitherside)inthere-ceiverwhenreassemblingthebarreledactionintothestock(FIGURE56).Ifthesepinsaretoofartotheleftorrighttheywillinterferewiththestockandyouwillnotbeabletoengagethestocktakedownscrews.

Dry Firing Note: Becertainthatthechamberisunloadedandthemagazineisremovedfromtherifle.Keepthefirearmpointedinasafedirection.TheT/C®COMPASS®UTILITYriflecanbedryfiredwithoutdamagetothefiringpinorothercomponents.Todryfire,cocktheriflebyliftingthebolthandlefullyandreturningittotheclosedpositionandthenpullingthetrigger-withthesafetyleverintheFIREposition.

FIGURE 53

FIGURE 55

Recoil Lug in stock

FIGURE 54

FIGURE 56Trigger pins centered (side

to side) in receiver

Recess in receiver that accepts recoil lug when assembling

Pins not protruding from either side

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCEWARNING: ENSURE THAT YOUR FIREARM IS UNLOAD-ED BEFORE BEGINNING TO CLEAN IT. (SEE “INSPECT-ING YOUR FIREARM” SECTION). ALWAYS FOLLOW

THE RULES OF SAFE FIREARM HANDLING.

WARNING: WEAR EYE PROTECTION SPECIFIED FOR FIREARM USE EvERY TIME YOU CLEAN OR MAINTAIN YOUR FIREARM.

• Beforeusingyourfirearmforthefirsttime,itshouldbecleaned.

• Yourfirearmwastreatedatthefactorywitheitherapreservativeoroiltoprotectitagainstcorrosionduringshippingandstorage.

• Preservativeandoilshouldbewipedfromthebore,chamberandexposedareasusingacleanswaborpatchbeforeusingthefirearm.

CAUTION:NeverdisassembleyourfirearmbeyondtheinstructionsintheFieldStrippingandInspectionsectionsofthismanual.

•Purchasecleaningsuppliesfromyourfirearmsdealerthatarespecificallydesignatedforyourtypeandcaliberoffirearm.Manysuppliersoffertheseinkitformforyourconvenience.

•Followtheinstructionsprovidedwithyourcleaningsupplies.

NOTE:Abasicfirearmcleaningkitshouldinclude:abrassborebrushandacleaningjagofappropriatesizefortheborebeingcleaned,high-qualityguncleaningsolventandgunoil/lubricant,cottoncleaningpatchesandacleaningrodthatislongenoughtopushthebrushandjagcompletelythroughthebarrel.

•Removeexcessivefiringresiduefromtheboreandchamberus-ingaproperlyfittedbrassbrushdippedinguncleaningsolvent.Finishtheborecleaningprocessbyrunningadrycottonclothpatchthroughtheboretoremoveresidueandsolvent.

•Cleantheexteriorofthefirearmusinganon-abrasivecleaningcloth.

•Aftercleaning,lightlycoatthemetalparts,internalandexternalwithahighqualityfirearmoil.

• Wheneveryourfirearmhasbeenexposedtosand,dust,extremehumidity,waterorotheradverseconditions,itmustbecleanedandlubricated.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE CONTINUEDWARNING: ALWAYS HAvE ADEQUATE vENTILATION. CLEANING FIREARMS IN POORLY vENTILATED AR-EAS, DISCHARGING FIREARMS, OR HANDLING AM-

MUNITION MAY RESULT IN EXPOSURE TO LEAD AND OTHER SUBSTANCES KNOWN TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS, REPRO-DUCTIvE HARM AND OTHER SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY. WASH HANDS THOROUGHLY AFTER EXPOSURE.

CAUTION:Alwaysfollowtheinstructionsprovidedwithyourguncleanerandgunlubricant.

CAUTION:Somecleanerscancausedamagetoyourfirearms.Youshouldavoidprolongedsolventimmersionandprolongedultrasoniccleaningofyourfirearm.Choiceofsolventshouldberestrictedtothoseproductsspecificallydevelopedforfirearmsmaintenance.Damagetoafirearm’sfinishmayoccurifthesecautionsareignored.Ammoniatedsolventsorotherstrongalkalinesolvents,shouldnotbeusedonanyThompson/Center™firearm.Cleaningisessentialtoensuretheproperfunctioningofyourfirearm.

• Yourfirearmisaprecisioninstrument.Toensurereliablefunctionitisnecessarytofollowaroutinemaintenanceprocedure.Afterfiringyourfirearm,besuretounloaditfollowingtheprocedureoutlinedinthesectionentitled“InspectingYourFirearm”beforeperforminganycleaningormaintenanceprocedure.

• Removeanyguncleaningsolution,oilandfingerprintsfromtheoutsidesurfacesofthefirearm.(Fingermoisture,ifleft,couldstartacorrosionprocess.)

WARNING: NEvER MANIPULATE, ADJUST OR CHANGE ANY OF THE INTERNAL COMPONENTS OF YOUR FIRE-ARM UNLESS SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED TO DO SO IN

THIS MANUAL. IMPROPER MANIPULATION OF ANY INTERNAL COMPONENT MAY AFFECT THE SAFETY AND RELIABILITY OF YOUR FIREARM AND MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. IT ALSO vOIDS YOUR WARRANTY.

WARNING: ANY MAINTENANCE, ADJUSTMENT OR SERvICE NOT SPECIFIED IN THIS MANUAL MAY AF-FECT THE SAFETY AND RELIABILITY OF YOUR FIRE-

ARM AND MUST BE PERFORMED BY A qUALIFIED GUNSMITH USING GENUINE THOMPSON/CENTER PARTS. IF YOU DO OTHERWISE, IMPROPER FUNCTIONING OF YOUR FIREARM MAY OCCUR AND SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH MAY RESULT.

• Ifyourfirearmwillbeusedinacoldclimate,besuretouseanoilofanappropriateweightsothatitwillnotcongealincoldtem-peratures,causingtheinteractionofimportantpartstobeslowedorhalted.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE CONTINUEDMAINTENANCE BEFORE STORAGE

• Whenstoring,donotencaseyourfirearminanythingthatwillattractorholdmoisture,forexample,leatherorheavycloth.Also,donotstoregunswithapluginsertedinthebarrelforthiscanbeacontributingfactortomoistureaccumulation.Ifyourfirearmistobestoredforanextendedperiod,thebore,chamberandinternalsurfacesshouldbeoiledwithahigh-qualitylubricatingoilorpre-servativeintendedforfirearms.Theexternalparts;receiver,boltandbarrelshouldbecoatedwithananti-rustoil.Beforeusingyourfirearmagain,besuretocleanit.Everytimeyoucleanyourfirearm,checkitforsignsofwear.Ifwearisnoted,donotusethefirearm.ReturnittoThompson/Center™forserviceorhaveitcheckedbyaqualifiedgunsmith.

DETAILED BOLT DISASSEMBLY FOR CLEANING• Theboltmaybedisassembledforcleaning(FIGURE57&58).

•Donotattempttodisassemblethefiringpinassemblybeyondwhatiscoveredinthismanual.

• Thebolthandleisheldinplaceunderspringtension.Thisspringtensionmustbereleasedtoallowthebolthandletoberemovedfromtheboltbody,therebyallowingthefiringpinassemblytoalsoberemovedfromtheboltbody.

IMPORTANT NOTE:Thefirststepinthisprocess-withtheboltclosedonanemptycham-berintherifle-istoplacethesafetyleverinthecentral“SAFE”position(FIGURE59).

FIGURE 58

Bolt Head Retainer Pin

Bolt Shroud - has last 4 digits of rifle’s serial

number

Firing Pin Assembly

Bolt Body

Bolt Handle

Bolt Head - has last 4 digits of

rifle’s serial number

FIGURE 57

FIGURE 59

Complete bolt assembly

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DETAILED BOLT DISASSEMBLY CONTINUED• Removetheboltfromtherifle.

•Whentheboltwasremovedfromthereceiver,thefiringpinwascocked(FIGURE60).

• Uncockthefiringpin.Todothis,grasptheboltbodyinonehandandtheboltshroudwiththeotherhandandrotatetheboltshroudtomovethefiringpinassemblyfromthecockedpositiontotheuncockedposi-tion(FIGURES61and62).

• Presstheboltshroudagainstahardsurfacetorelievespringtensionandatthesametime-pullthebolthandleclearoftheboltbody(FIGURES63aand63b).

• Afterthebolthandleispulledfreeoftheboltbody(FIGURE64)thefiringpinassemblycanberemovedfromtheboltbody-allowingittobecleanedandlightlylubricated.

NOTE:Somejigglingofthefiringpinassemblymayberequiredasyoupullonittoallowittobepulledfreeoftheboltbody.

FIGURE 60

FIGURE 62

FIGURE 61

FIGURE 64FIGURE 63

FIGURE 66FIGURE 65

2) Pullbolt handle out

1) Press and hold

against hard non-marring

surface

Firing pin in the cocked

position

Hold bolt body andturn boltshroud

Firing pin in the

uncockedposition

1) Remove bolt head retainer pin2) Remove bolt head

1)

2)

Withdraw firing pin assembly

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DETAILED BOLT DISASSEMBLY CONTINUED• Afterthefiringpinassemblyispulledfreeoftheboltbodytheboltheadretainerpinandboltheadcanberemovedfromtheboltbody-allowingthemtobecleanedandlightlylubricated.

BOLT REASSEMBLY WARNING: THE BOLT ASSEMBLY IN THE T/C® COM-PASS® UTILITY RIFLE IS MATCHED SPECIFICALLY TO THE RECEIvER. BOLT ASSEMBLIES ARE NOT

INTERCHANGEABLE BETWEEN RIFLES. THE LAST FOUR DIGITS OF THE RIFLE’S SERIAL NUMBER ARE MARkED ON THE CORRECT BOLT SHROUD (FIGURE 67) AND BOLT HEAD (FIGURE 68) FOR THAT PARTICULAR RIFLE. NO ATTEMPT SHOULD BE MADE TO USE ANY BOLT IN A RECEIvER THAT DOES NOT HAvE MATCHING NUMBERS AS INJURY AND/OR DEATH TO THE SHOOTER OR BYSTANDERS AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY MAY RESULT.

• Theboltispackagedseparate-lyintherifleboxasshippedfromthefactory.Beforeinstallingtheboltintotherifle,confirmthatthelast(4)digitsoftherifle’sserialnumberalsoappearontheboltshroudandbolthead.Ifarifleandboltaremis-matched,theentireriflemustbereturnedtothefactoryforproperfittingofanewboltthatwillbearthelast(4)digitsoftherifle’sserialnumber.

• Whenreassemblingthebolt,puttheboltheadandboltheadretainingpinbackintotheboltbody.Theretainingpinwillonlyentertheboltbodyandboltheadinonedirection-wheneverythingislinedupcorrectly(FIGURE68).

• Returntheboltheadintotheboltbodyandinstalltheboltheadretainingpinthroughtheholesintheboltbodyandbolthead(FIGURE70).

FIGURE 67

FIGURE 69

FIGURE 68

FIGURE 70

Location of last 4 digits of rifle’s serial number on bolt shroud

Location of the same last 4 digits of rifle’s serial number on bolt head

Step 1- Insert bolt head

Largediametersection

Smalldiametersection

The pin can only enter the bolt body from one direction.

Step 2 - Insert

bolt head retainer pin

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BOLT REASSEMBLY CONTINUED• Then,returnthefiringpinassemblyintotheboltbody.Keepthefiringpinassemblyintheuncockedposition

(FIGURE71).

• Thebolthandlecanonlybeinsertedoneway-withthere-cessedfaceup(FIG-URE72a).Presstheboltshroudagainstahardsurfacetocom-pressspringslightly.Insertthebolthandleintotheboltbodyslot(FIGURE72b).

• Stoppressingdownontheboltbodyandpullonthebolthandletoensurethatitisassembledcorrectlyandheldsecurelyinplacebythefiringpinassem-bly.Ifthebolthandlecomesfreewhenpulled,itwasnotinstalledproperly,repeatassemblyprocedureandtrytopullthehandleoutagainuntilitremainsinplacewhenpulled.

• Afterthebolthandleisin-stalled(FIGURE73),thefiringpinmustnowbere-cockedbygraspingtheboltbodyinonehandandturningtheboltshroudwiththeotherhand.Anaudible“click”indicatesthatthefiringpinisre-cocked(FIGURES74,75and76).

FIGURE 76

FIGURE 74 FIGURE 75

FIGURE 72b

FIGURE 72a

FIGURE 73

FIGURE 71

2) Insertbolt handle

Recess facing up

1) Press down against hard

surface

Firing pin in the cocked

position

Hold bolt body.

Turn boltshroud

Firing pin in the

uncockedposition

Insert Firing Pin Assembly

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BOLT REASSEMBLY CONTINUEDNOTE:Thefiringpinmustbecockedtoallowthebolttobein-stalledbackintothereceiver.Failuretore-cockthefiringpinbeforeinstallingtheboltbackintothereceivercouldresultincosmeticdamagetothestockasthepartswon’tbealignedcorrectlyandthestockmayinterfere.

• Re-installboltintoreceiver(FIGURES77and78)andcheckforproperfunctioning.

WARNING: NEv-ER MANIPULATE, ADJUST OR CHANGE

ANY OF THE INTERNAL COM-PONENTS OF YOUR FIRE-ARM UNLESS SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED TO DO SO IN THIS MANUAL. IMPROPER MANIP-ULATION OF ANY INTERNAL COMPONENT MAY AFFECT THE SAFETY AND RELIABIL-ITY OF YOUR FIREARM AND MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

FIGURE 77

FIGURE 78

Start bolt Into receiver

Rotate bolt handle up until the bolt stop engages the

tracking groove

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LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTYThiswarrantyisgrantedbySmith&WessonInc.doingbusinessasThompson/CenterArms™.Thiswarrantyiseffectivefromthedateofpurchaseforthelifetimeoftheoriginalretailpurchaserofanyfactoryfinishedfirearm.Inordertobeeligibleforserviceunderthiswarranty,theoriginalretailpurchasermustreturnacompletedauthorizedwarrantycardorregisteronlineathttp://www.tcarms.com/warranty-details/registrationwithinthirty(30)daysofpurchaseofsuchfirearm.Withrespecttosuchfirearm,thiswarrantysuper-sedesanyandallotherwarranties.

Thompson/CenterArms™brandfirearmsarewarrantedtobefreefromdefectsinmaterialandworkmanship.AnysuchdefectsofwhichThompson/Center™receiveswrittennoticebytheoriginalretailpurchaserwillberemediedwithoutchargewithinareasonabletimeaftersuchnotificationanddeliveryofthefirearmasprovidedbelow.

Tosubmitawarrantyclaimpleaseseethe“ContactandShippingInformation”belowfordetails.Inadditiontotherequestedinforma-tion,pleaseincludeacopyofthebillofsaleintheowner’sname,oracopyoftheATFForm4473indicatingdateofpurchase.Itisalwaysimportantthattheownercomplywithallapplicablefederal,stateandlocallawsandregulations.

NOTE:SeetheContactandShippingsectionofthismanualforfurtherdetailsregardingreturns.

Warrantyclaimsshouldstatethemodeland,whereapplicable,theserialnumberofthefirearmconcernedandthedescriptionofthedifficultyexperienced.Itisrecommendedthatshipmentsbeinsuredbytheowner,sinceThompson/Center™willacceptnoresponsibilityforlossordamageintransit.TransportationandinsurancechargesforreturntotheownerwillbepaidbyThompson/Center™iftheclaimiscoveredbythiswarranty.

Iftheworkrequiredisnotcoveredbyour“LimitedLifetimeWar-ranty”youwillreceiveaquotationwhichmustbeauthorizedbyyou.Noactualworkwillbedonewithoutyourapproval.ReturnshipmentscanbeshippedviaUPS,FedExormailatyourcost.RepairedproductwillbeshippedbacktoyouviaFedExrequiringanadultsignatureuponreceipt.

UNDERNOCIRCUMSTANCESSHALLTHOMPSON/CENTERBERESPONSIBLEFORINCIDENTALORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGESWITHRESPECTTOECONOMICLOSS,INJURY,DEATHORPROP-ERTYDAMAGE,WHETHERASARESULTOFBREACHOFTHISWARRANTY,NEGLIGENCEOROTHERWISE.

Somestatesdonotallowtheexclusionorlimitationofincidentalorconsequentialdamages,sotheabovelimitationorexclusionmaynotapplytoyou.

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LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY CONTINUEDThompson/Centerwillnotberesponsiblefor:

•Defectsormalfunctionsresultingfromcarelesshandling,unautho-rizedadjustmentsormodificationsmadeorattemptedbyanyoneotherthanaqualifiedgunsmithfollowingauthorizedprocedures,orfailuretofollowtheinstructionsinSafetyandInstructionmanu-althatwasprovidedwiththefirearmfromthefactory.

•Useofdefectiveorimproperammunitionand/orpropellant,corro-sion,neglect,abuse,ordinarywearandtear,orunreasonableuse.

•Useofreplacementparts,includingbutnotlimitedtobarrelsandsprings,otherthanfactoryorauthorizedparts.

•Criminalmisuse,negligence,oruseundertheinfluenceofdrugsoralcohol.

ServicesthatwereperformedbytheThompson/CenterArmsCustomShopand/orthatareperformedbytheThompson/CenterRepairDepartmentdonotvoidthiswarranty.Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfromstatetostate.

NOTE:Allliabilityisexcludedintheeventthattheinstructionspro-videdintheSafetyandInstructionmanualthatwasprovidedwiththefirearmfromthefactoryarenotobserved.

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CONTACT AND SHIPPING INFORMATION

NOTE:AReturnMerchandiseAuthorization(RMA)isthefirststepintheprocessofreturningaproductinordertoreceivearepair,replacementorrefund.

PleasecontactThompson/Center’sCustomerServiceDept.(e-mail:tca_customerservice@tcarms.comorbyphoneat1-866-730-1614toobtainauthorizationtoreturnyourfirearmsowecanprocessitquicklyandefficiently.TheRMAnumberthatissuppliedbyThomp-son/CenterArmsmustbedisplayedontheoutsideofthereturnedproduct’spackaging;returnswithoutanRMAnumberwillberouteddifferentlywhichwillresultindelayedprocessing.

TheReturnMerchandiseAuthorization(RMA)procedureallowsThompson/CenterArmsanopportunitytotrytodiagnoseandcorrectacustomer’sconcernswiththeproduct(suchasammuni-tionproblems)beforeitisreturned.Accordingly,pleasecontactusbeforereturningyourThompson/Centerfirearm.

ShippingAddress: Thompson/CenterArms 2100RooseveltAvenue Springfield,MA01104

ShouldyourThompson/Centerfirearmrequireservice,itshouldbereturnedtotheThompson/Centerfactory.

•Callore-mailtheCustomerServiceDept.forauthorizationandshippinginstructions.

•Ensurethatthemagazineandchamberareunloaded.

•DonotattempttoshipafirearmviaUSPostalService;onlyfeder-allylicenseddealersmayshipafirearmbyUSPostalService.

•DONOTSHIPANYAMMUNITION.

•Enclosealetterwhichincludesyourfullnameandphysicaladdress(noP.O.Boxes,please),daytimetelephonenumber,e-mailaddress,theserialnumberofthefirearm,anddetailsoftheproblemexperienced(statingthebrandandtypeofammunitionusedwhentheproblemoccurred)orworkdesired.

•Recordtheserialnumberbeforeshipping,incaseyouwishtocheckontherepairstatusofyourfirearm.

•Pleaseremoveallcustompartsandaccessories,suchasstocks,specialsightsandscopes,orslingsfromyourfirearmbeforereturning.

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CONTACT AND SHIPPING CONTINUED•Placethefirearminitsoriginalcaseorinasimilarlysecurecon-tainerandpackitsecurely.

•ThepackagemustNOTbearanymarkingswhichindicatetheidentityofthecontents.

•Itismostimportantthatyoucomplywithfederal,state,andlocallawsandregulations.Thefollowingguidelinesaremeanttohelp,butyoumustseekassistancefromtheappropriateauthoritiesifnecessary.

•Ifyourfirearmmustbereplaced,itmaybenecessarytoshipthereplacementtoadealerratherthandirectlytoyou.YoumayberequestedtofurnishasignedFFL(FederalFirearmsLicense)fromyourdealerinsuchaninstance.

•Warrantyrepairworkwillbeginuponreceiptandexaminationofthefirearm.Inthecaseofrepairsorworknotcoveredbythewarranty,aquotationcoveringthecostoftheworkplusshippingchargeswillbesenttoyou.Repairsormodificationwillbesched-uleduponreceiptofpayment.

WARNING: YOU MAY PURCHASE ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR THOMPSON/CENTER FIREARM. YOU MUST HAvE SOME OF THESE PARTS INSTALLED BY A

GUNSMITH QUALIFIED TO PERFORM SERvICE ON THOMP-SON/CENTER FIREARMS. NEvER ATTEMPT TO MODIFY YOUR FIREARM OR INSTALL REPLACEMENT PARTS IN YOUR FIREARM. ALWAYS USE A QUALIFIED THOMPSON/CENTER GUNSMITH EvEN IF THE REPAIR SEEMS SIMPLE.

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BATTERY WARNINGS WARNING: IF A BATTERY OPERATED ACCESSORY OR ATTACHMENT (I.E. LASER, OPTICAL SIGHT OR FLASHLIGHT, ETC.) IS SUPPLIED OR USED WITH THIS

FIREARM, THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE ADHERED TO:

WARNING: KEEP BATTERIES AWAY FROM CHILDREN. THERE IS A CHEMICAL BURN HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH BATTERIES.

WARNING: IF A NEW OR USED LITHIUM BUTTON/COIN CELL BATTERY IS SWALLOWED OR ENTERS THE BODY, IT CAN CAUSE SEvERE INTERNAL BURNS

AND CAN LEAD TO DEATH IN AS LITTLE AS 2 HOURS. ALWAYS COMPLETELY SECURE THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT. IF THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT DOES NOT CLOSE SECURELY, STOP USING THE PRODUCT, REMOvE THE BATTERIES, AND KEEP IT AWAY FROM CHILDREN. IF YOU THINK BATTERIES MIGHT HAvE BEEN SWALLOWED OR PLACED INSIDE ANY PART OF THE BODY, SEEK IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION.

• Whenusedcorrectly,batteriesprovideasafeanddependablesourceofportablepower.However,misuseorabusemayresultinleakage,fire,orexplosion.

• Batteriescanexplodeorleakandcauseburnsifinstalledback-wards,disassembled,charged,orexposedtowater,fireorhightemperature.

• Alwaystakecaretoinstallyourbatteriescorrectlyobservingthe“+”and“-”marksonthebatteryandthedevice.

• Alwaysreplacethewholesetofbatteriesatonetime,takingcarenottomixoldandnewbatteries,orbatteriesofdifferenttypes.

• Storeunusedbatteriesintheiroriginalpackagingandawayfrommetalobjectsthatmayshort-circuitthem.

• Removedischargedbatteriesfromequipmentpromptlytoavoidpossibledamagefromleakage.

• Neverdisposeofbatteriesinfire.(Failuretoobservethisprecau-tionmayresultinanexplosion.)

• Thebatteriesaresuppliedinachargedstateandarenotde-signedforrecharging.Rechargingmaycauseleakage,fire,orexplosion.

• Thebatteriesshouldbedisposedofproperly,includingkeepingthemawayfromchildren.

• Disposeofusedbatteriesimmediately.Evenusedbatteriesmaycauseinjury.

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PATENT INFORMATION• Thisproductmaybecoveredbyoneormorepatents. Visitwww.tcarms.comforvirtualpatentinformation.

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CONTACT INFORMATION

T/C Mailing Address:(forquestions&comments)Thompson/CenterArms

2100RooseveltAvenue•Springfield,MA01104

T/C Shipping Address:(forrepairsorwarrantywork)Thompson/CenterArmsATTN:RepairDepartment

2100RooseveltAvenue•Springfield,MA01104

Web Address:www.tcarms.com

Customer Service Phone:TollFree(866)730-1614

Customer Service email:tca_customerservice@tcarms.com

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