Brunton Pocket Transit - Mount-Head Assembly & Staff Level V3

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The text appears to be a detailed review of the Brunton pocket transit compass, a tool used by surveyors and other professionals for various purposes such as site surveys, geological formation measurements, and topographical mapping. The author provides an in-depth analysis of different models of the Brunton compass, including their functionality, durability, and pricing. The text also discusses the history of the Brunton compass, its development, and its use by various organizations, including the CIA for covert field surveys. Additionally, it highlights the importance of a compass for certain tasks such as shooting azimuths in point-to-point over land movement and finding oneself on a map. Furthermore, the author provides instructions on how to use a Brunton transit compass and recommends purchasing a reliable model that can withstand various weather conditions. They also suggest using a cheaper alternative, such as a non-waterproof version of the standard modern Aluminum Brunton, for around $50-60. The text concludes by mentioning that the patents and name trademark for the Brunton compass have long expired, allowing other manufacturers to produce similar models at a lower price. However, it notes that not all copies are made to the same standards as the original Brunton compass, and some may be decorative rather than fully functional. Overall, the text provides a comprehensive review of the Brunton pocket transit compass, its history, functionality, and pricing, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in this type of tool.