The pinnacle of precision
(with quadrant graduations)
Same great features as the Ranger 515 CL Compass, the Silva Ranger 515 CLQ Compass utilizing quadrant graduations: N(0°), E(90°), S(0°), W(90°). Superior accuracy, even in the most demanding conditions. Split-sighting mirror for ultra-precise landmark navigation. The Silva Ranger 515 CLQ Compass has three scales for quick, easy plotting with any topographic map. The Ranger 515 CLQ Compass comes with silicone feet for map gripping. Gear screw on bottom of Silva Ranger 515 CLQ Compass for easy adjustment of declination.
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Features
- Map magnifier, luminous points, quadrant graduations: N(0°), E(90°), S(0°), W(90°)
- Easy to use bezel and grip
- Clinometer to measure angles of inclination
- Cover clip and lanyard with adjustable slider and screwdriver
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For the ultimate in precision sighting, look no further than our Ranger CL compass. Known to perform under the most demanding conditions, the Silva Ranger 515 CLQ has features like a split-sighting mirror, so you get superior accuracy when navigating on distant landmarks. 1:24,000, 1:25,000, and 1:50,000 scales make plotting quick and easy no matter which type of topographic map you’re using. Also, there are 1/20-inch and millimeter rules for mapping and silicone feet for map gripping on the Silva Ranger 515 CLQ. 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, cover clip and lanyard with adjustable slider and screwdriver. 2° graduations. The Silva Ranger CLQ utilizes quadrant graduations N(0°); E(90°); S(0°); W(90°).
Features
- Split sighting mirror
- 1:24,000, 1:25,000, 1:50,000 scales
- 1/20-inch and millimeter rulers
- Clinometer
- Adjustable geared declination
- Map magnifier
- Luminous points
- 2° graduations
- 4" x 2.5"
- 2.4 oz.
"I bought my first Silva Ranger Compass back in 1979 when I was 19 years old. I know that I'm dating myself, but I felt obligated to say thanks for a trusted 'friend' that has lasted longer than any other piece of equipment I've ever owned. I've owned 3 Ranger COmpasses over the years, all of which are still as silky smooth as the day I bought them. In fact, I'm looking forward to my Rangers providing another 27 years of service in the bush. That is, if I can last that long."
Nigel - Baton Rouge, LA
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