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Lensatic Pocket Compass with Sighting Wire
Lensatic Pocket Compass with Sighting Wire
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This lensatic pocket compass, also called a military compass, is a lightweight, compact navigation tool you can carry in a pocket, backpack or survival pack.
Why preppers want this
- Lightweight and compact, so it is easy to store and transport.
- A sighting wire with cover helps you line up a bearing.
- The rear sight angles to about 45 degrees and is meant to magnify the dial when held to your cheek.
- A bezel ring with an index line and 45-degree line is built in.
- A thumb loop helps you hold it steady.
Built for
- Camping and hiking.
- Hunting and fishing.
- Boating and other travel.
- Keeping in a survival pack or bag as a backup way to find direction.
Specifications
| Type | Lensatic compass |
|---|---|
| Compass diameter | 2 in |
| Color | Black with gold accents |
| Features | Sighting wire with cover, rear sight, thumb loop, bezel ring with index line and 45-degree line |
FAQ
What is a lensatic compass?
The listing says it is also called a military compass and describes it as a tool for camping, hiking, hunting, boating, fishing and other outdoor travel.
How big is this pocket compass?
The compass diameter is listed as 2 in, and it is described as lightweight and compact.
How do I use the compass-to-cheek method?
Fold the cover to a vertical position, unfold the thumb loop and angle the rear sight to about 45 degrees. Hold the compass to your cheek, line up your target with the sighting wire, then read the dial.
What color is it?
It is black with gold accents.
