Bandoliers

Guest

Hi all

"However ,on mustering for service in Zululand,all volunteers received two bandoliers of 50 ammunitions;whether they retained their pouch belt is unclear " scratch

Help please

Cheers

Pascal

Guest

So there is only me who is interested in the equipment?

Qelle misere...

Posts : 1095 Join date : 2009-01-14 Location : East London

Pascal. We cannot answer your questions all the time, others are looking for what they are interested in. There's a big internet out there try researching and perhaps you could give us some information, and bring some new material to forum. We can see you have a great interest in this subject but you post far to fast. And the end members will stop looking at your posts. No disrespect intended. Idea

Guest

Hi old historian 2

When I ask these questions is primarily for my job ... and it urged ...

But if someone reading a post does not respond quickly enough, is that do not know ....

But do not I look inquies also ....

Cheers

Pascal

Posts : 1858 Join date : 2009-03-25

Your missing the point.

Guest

The solution it may be that ?

During the mustering for the Zulu war,,all the Natal Volunteers received two bandoliers of ammunitions...But in many volunteers units,by the time the first invasion commenced,Many crafty Declined to cross in Zululand and Remained on the border for Patrolling ...

So may be, they were obliged to render their bandolliers?

Cheers

Pascal

Posts : 935 Join date : 2011-10-21 Location : Algoa Bay

Hi Pascal,

The question you raise about how many bandoliers or rounds were carried is difficult to answer as it varied by unit and by mission.
I know in the case of the NMP 70 rounds was the norm, increasing to 140 rounds on the Dartnell Patrol. These quantities are notwithstanding the extra ammunition that many troopers ferreted on their persons "for insurance".

regards,,

barry

Guest

Hello Barry

But can I wear a belt pouch with two bandoliers, impossible!

A belt pouch + a bandolier around the waist ?

And a bandolier, there are 50 or 70 cartridges ?

There were different models bandoliers ?...

Cheers

Pascal

Posts : 935 Join date : 2011-10-21 Location : Algoa Bay

Hi Pascal.

Exactly, that is why there is no diffinitve answer to this.

barry

Guest

Barry,

you believe that there have not been enough Bandolier for all the volunteers, because the police was a priority?

Cheers

Pascal

Posts : 1858 Join date : 2009-03-25

Pascal. You see what we mean now. You are now answering your own questIons, And not just in this thread.

Guest

Dear 24 th

What I need is confirmation of my answers save by making more than me,

Because once I made my figures, I wish they did not have errors that this may not be for nothing ... do you understand this dear 24 th ?

If I'm wrong, those who will see my figures will fall on me and saw the time I spend, I preferr not it that not it arrive. do you understand this dear 24 th ?

Cheers

Pascal