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Silva Compasses
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Polaris Model 177
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If you’ve been
looking for a compass that’ll give you excellent value and superior
accuracy, your search is over. The Polaris Model 177 compass has
everything you need to help you find your way. Its 2° graduation
lines and large numerals are at every 20° mark. And its clear base plate
makes it easy to read a map and set bearings. To get a precise needle
match, just match the red needle to the red in the capsule. This makes it
easy to read a map and plan a trip. Our declination correction scale
allows you to make quick adjustments of map bearings to field headings.
And the compasses’ sure-grip dial and ergonomically-contoured base plate
rests comfortably in your hand. Other features include, inch and
millimeter scales for mapping and plotting, and our rotating capsule helps
you lock in bearings. A lanyard hole makes it easy to insert a cord for
convenient carrying.
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Size:
2 1/16" x 3 1/8"
Weight: 0.8 oz.
Retail:
$16.99
Our Price: $13.95
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Polaris Model 177W
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Just like its
counterpart, the Polaris Model 177W has all the same features plus it has
a Map Distance Wheel measuring system. This patented system allows you to
plot any curving trail distance from a
map (U.S. Patent No. D409099). It is exactly eight inches in circumference
and lets you take a continuous measurement of the length of any trail up
to eight map inches long. This space-saving system gives you quick and
accurate distance measuring when used with the map legend. The Map
Distance Wheel is made in the U.S.A.
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Size:
2-1/16” x 3-1/8”
Weight: 1.0 oz.
Retail:
$21.99
Our Price: $16.95
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Explorer Model 203
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This compass
features an ergonomically designed base plate, so it fits comfortably in
your hand. Its extended base plate has inch and 1/10 mile direct reading
scales that meet U.S.G.S standards. 1:24,000
and 1:62,500 scales ensure accurate mapping and plotting when using a 7.5
minute series map. Its 2° dial graduations and built-in magnifier help
you read map details. Its declination scale lets you make quick
adjustments of map bearings to field headings. A North 360° mark along
with a red orienting arrow gives you a quick, precise needle match.
Luminous points help you find your way at night. And there’s a lanyard
to help you keep your compass close at hand.
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Size:
2-1/8” x 4-3/16”
Weight: 1 oz.
Retail:
$26.99
Our Price: $21.95
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Explorer Model 203W
Trekker Model 420
If
you’re into backpacking, angling or camping, this lightweight compass
is perfect on the trail. It has a 4-position positive stop mirror with
vee notch which gives you quick, accurate sightings when plotting a
location. The rotating capsule has a sure-grip dial with a stylized
“N” at the 360° mark. And a red orienteering
arrow gives you a quick, precise needle match. The enlarged numerals and
2° graduations make it easy to read the bearings. And our declination
scale allows you to make quick adjustments of map bearings to field
headings. Other features include inch and millimeter scales on a clear
base plate for easy mapping and plotting. North/South lines and an
orientating arrow help you keep your bearings. While the lanyard keeps
your compass close at hand. |
Size:
2-1/4” x 3-5/16”
Weight: 1.5 oz.
$25.95
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GPS Hunter Companion Set
$39.99
Huntsman Model 423
$34.99
Ranger Ultra Model 530
For the
ultimate in precision sighting, look no further than our Ranger Ultra
compass. Known to perform under the most demanding conditions, it has
features like a slit in sighting mirror, so you get superior accuracy when
navigating on distant landmarks. Also there’s 1:24, 1:25, and 1:50
scales for quick
and easy plotting, 1/20 inch and millimeter scale for mapping, and
silicone feet for map gripping. You can easily set the geared declination
from the bottom of the compass, because the declination is facing you when
using the gear screw. The bezel and grip are also convenient and easy to
use. The clinometer lets you measure angles of inclination. Other added
benefits include: a map magnifier, luminous points, improved cover clip
and lanyard with adjustable slider and screwdriver. |
Size:
4” x 2 1/2” x 11/16” (closed)
Weight: 2.4 oz.
$59.95
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Ranger Model 515CL
When
precision counts and ease of use matters, you can’t afford to pass up
the incredible Ranger Model 515 CL and 515 CLQ compasses. Both are used
extensively by the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. military, and have a 1/20
inch scale - 1:24 scale with 1/4 miles increments for accurate
orienteering. All scales come in two colors, so it’s easy to read. They
also have a large sighting mirror with a vee notch, so you can take
readings on distant landmarks. A geared declination allows adjustment
for the difference in degrees between magnetic north and true north,
giving you a faster read and reducing chance of error. The clinometer lets
you measure angles of inclination. Just hold the compass and measure the
angle of the incline. The long side of the compass should coincide with
the slope of the terrain. And the CLQ utilizes Quadrant graduations N(0°)-E(90°)-S(0°)-W(90°),
giving you accuracy, speed and utility. The easy-grip bezel with white on
black printing dial numbers, let you effortlessly find your reading. While
luminous points make it easy to find bearings in dim light. Both come with
a lanyard, an adjustable slider and screwdriver for convenient carrying. |
Size:
4”x2-1/2”x11/16” (closed)
Weight: 2.3 oz.
$54.95
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Map Measure Model 701
For the
ultimate in precision and accuracy, we’ve made the Model 701 with
graduation in miles for 1:24,000, 1:62,500 and 1:250,000 U.S.G.S. maps and
in kilometers for 1:25,000, 1:50,000 and 1:100,000
scale maps. There’s also inch and centimeter graduations for maps of
other scales. A revolution counter, a reset wheel and a folding magnifier
give you even more precision. A vinyl storage pouch is also included. |
Size:
4-1.4: x 2-1/8”
Weight: 1.5 oz.
$19.95
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