🧭 Sighting Compass Mirror Adjustable Declination: The Ultimate Boy Scout Compass for Hiking, Survival, Map Reading, Orienteering, Hunting, Fishing, Military Operations, and Waterproof Backpacking Camping Review

It is absolutely useless with hardly working declination. I do minimal research and should have just used the good old Suunto. Without this problem, this would be an excellent and affordable compass.

Works very well and easily thanks to the mirror that allows you to see the target ahead and the compass at the same time. I would recommend downloading and printing the mirror compass instruction manual. Silva is very similar to this compass.

This compass offers many advantages in a compact package. It's not the most accurate alternative, but it's good enough to get you out of trouble in the woods and get you back in the right direction. It's easy to read and the built-in mirror is a nice feature. Very light and compact so it doesn't take up valuable space when hiking or camping and you can take it anywhere. Overall, a great price in a small package.

- Vietnam 70 -72 later), but these 'type' compasses "Sighting" have always interested me. I still have a USAF Military Lansatic compass, I just bought a new one with more features, but I also bought this one to learn and experiment. I still do some hunting trips (5 to 7 days) in the wilderness, even at 73 I plan to try out this sighting compass comparatively. I really like the build quality, the floating compass is very high quality as is the mirror. So far I think it's more than worth the…

First of all it pays homage to a compass from another brand but at a much lower price. However, it's actually a pretty good compass with the right expectations. It features a target mirror, rotating bezel, inclinometer and adjustable declination, along with a traditional magnifying lens and map-scale measurements. Even the target marks, cardinal points and (curiously) the reference axis of the compass needle are provided with luminous paint. The compass is quite easy to use and can be very…

This isn't a compass you bet your life on. This is what I call a "spare compass" or a compass that you would give a child so they could learn to navigate using a map and compass. All of which means you CAN use it to navigate the desert - assuming you have a map and know how to use a compass. The compass comes with a declination adjustment tool, but there are no instructions on how to use it. There is nothing on the internet and there are no written instructions. So you need to know the magnetic

I have multiple compasses and was looking for a reflex sight compass as a backup compass. This was reasonably priced for my needs. I seem to be well done although it came with no instructions and I couldn't figure out how to set the declination for a while. The adjustment key was in the box it came in so without instructions I had no idea how to make the adjustments. Even the key took me to fiddle with for a while before I figured out how to set it up. The compass adjusts accurately and appears