AK Compass – a directional compass used in the Warsaw Pact armies.
The compass was adopted as equipment by the Polish military after World War II. The plastic body is equipped with a magnetic needle in a box with a lid and a mirror. Azimuth is determined using the sights (front and rear sight), the mirror, and the rotating limbus with a scale in thousandths. The main directions are marked on the dial with Polish abbreviations (North, West, South, and West). A leather case is provided for carrying the compass.
These compasses are often used to this day in the Polish Army.
Technical data:
Weight: 88 g Disc diameter: 50 mm Box dimensions: 57x73x23mm AK compasses were produced by the Silesian Mechanical and Optical Works OPTA.
CONDITION: Good - functional.
NOTE: delivery outside Poland may take up to 30 days depending on your location!
