Bandolier and clip ID

[Peter Laidler]

Bandoliers and clips/chargers....... Yep, that's right.......... One way trip and scrap. Certainly in our Army.

Even the N-Law anti tank rocket tubes - complete with the TRIJICON x3 sight. Crushed by vehicle and disposed of

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[Beerhunter]

Even the N-Law anti tank rocket tubes - complete with the TRIJICON x3 sight. Crushed by vehicle and disposed of

I met the boss of the company that made the LAW 80 sights at the British Defence Equipment Exhibition many year ago. He thought that system system was brilliant - for his business at least.

Back the the question. Not enough information to make a guess. However it would be unusual for the chargers not to be marked with the maker.

[browningautorifle]

One way trip and scrap

It was supposed to be the same in our Colonial Army Peter. We used the same system of supply and return. And, no one actually cared until these days as to the ID of the manufacturer.

[drweiler]

I have many chargers, and the only unmarked ones I have are in South African bandoleers/South African .303.