Metal Pocket Army Style Compass Military Camping Hiking Survival Marching New Us

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$3.56 (-40%)

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  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Features: Clinometer
  • Type: Compasses
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Model: Compass
  • MPN: 241054
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Compass Style: Ball
  • Condition: New
  • Brand: Unbranded/Generic
  • Restocking Fee: No

    • The lensatic compass–also called a military compass–is a precision
    instrument that when used with a topographical map can guide the
    adventurous off marked trails into wilderness areas with confidence. The
    lensatic compass is used to set course bearings, orient yourself to a
    map and follow a course over land. Carrying and being able to navigate
    with a map and lensatic compass is a good idea, even when you are
    traveling with a GPS unit. Electronics do fail, so being able to get to
    your destination safely with a map and compass is an invaluable skill.
    1) Rugged metal case
    2) Adjustable luminous marching line
    3) Thumb hold and magnifying viewer
    4) Sighting hairline
    5) Ideal for locating positions on a map or in the field
    6) Floating luminous dial
    7) Excellent for hiking, camping and outdoor activities.
    8) Folding size: 3.03*2.28*1.10in
    Package Contents: 1X Military Style Lensatic Compass
    Instructions for Lensatic compass:
    Taking a Compass Bearing
    Step1
    Open the lensatic compass so that the cover is at a 90 degree angle and
    the lens bracket is at a 30 degree angle to the case. Check to make sure
    the dial is floating freely.
    Step 2
    Insert your thumb into the thumb loop.
    Step 3
    Hold the lensatic compass so it is resting on your thumb and bent index
    finger.
    Step 4
    Raise the compass to eye level.
    Step 5
    Line up a distant object with the sight wire and the center of the
    sighting groove in the lens bracket.
    Step 6
    Read the course bearing (azimuth) while keeping your head and compass
    still. There are two sets of numbers; degrees are in red and mils are in
    black.
    Set a Course
    Step 1
    Open the lensatic compass completely.
    Step 2
    Place the compass on a level map with the azimuth directly under the
    index line. If you want to follow a 90 degree bearing, put the 90 degree
    mark under the index line.
    Step 3
    Hold the compass in this position and rotate the bezel until the
    luminous indicator is over the north “N” arrow. The course is now set.
    To check your course, open the compass and line up the luminous
    indicator with the “N” arrow. Do not move the bezel.
    Following a Course
    Step 1
    Open the lensatic compass with the cover at a 90 degree angle and the
    lens bracket at a 30 degree angle to the case.
    Step 2
    Point the compass along the desired course bearing.
    Step 3
    Line up an easily identifiable object with the sighting groove and the
    sighting wire.
    Step 4
    Keep this object in sight as you travel.
    Item included:
    1pcs of Lensatic Compass

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