Brunton Ball & Socket Transit Mount

The Ball & Socket Transit Mount connects any Brunton pocket transit to a tripod or monopod for extremely accurate readings and additional functionality. Constructed out of aluminum and brass, the Transit Mount is non-magnetic and will not interfere with compass measurements. All Brunton transits are built with custom grooves that make them compatible with this mount that rotates 360° horizontally and vertically.

Features:

• Non-magnetic, aluminum & brass construction
• Rotates 360° vertically and horizontally; lockable in place
• Standard 1/4 - 20 thread
• Fits Brunton transits exclusively
• Connects directly to Brunton Non-Magnetic Tripod, Jacob's Staff, and Monopod
• With use of the additional Brunton Jacob's Staff Thimble, the Ball & Socket Mount can be attached to any standard tapered staff or rake handle

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 3 x 3.5 x 0.8 in | 7.8 x 8.9 x 2.1 cm
• Weight: 4 oz | 113.4 g

At Brunton, our passion for the outdoors is carried over into our daily tasks and is easily recognized through the innovative and professional grade products we bring to the market. We offer an opportunity to work with a diverse and creative team who appreciate the outdoor culture.

WHAT MATTERED THEN, MATTERS NOW.

In 1894, D.W. Brunton created the Pocket Transit: a compact, precision compass that freed outdoorsmen from the bulky equipment of the time, and set the course we still follow: never accept, never settle. Our home and headquarters in Riverton, Wyoming, at the foot of the Wind River range, is both inspiration and proving ground for products created to that creed, made for those who overcome and achieve. The drive to excel changed everything back in 1894; it matters more today.

At Brunton, our passion for the outdoors is carried over into our daily tasks and is easily recognized through the innovative and professional grade products we bring to the market. We offer an opportunity to work with a diverse and creative team who appreciate the outdoor culture.

WHAT MATTERED THEN, MATTERS NOW.

In 1894, D.W. Brunton created the Pocket Transit: a compact, precision compass that freed outdoorsmen from the bulky equipment of the time, and set the course we still follow: never accept, never settle. Our home and headquarters in Riverton, Wyoming, at the foot of the Wind River range, is both inspiration and proving ground for products created to that creed, made for those who overcome and achieve. The drive to excel changed everything back in 1894; it matters more today.