The former SAS sniper, who had previously claimed that Princess Diana was 'assassinated' by the elite regiment, has got his secret stash of weapons seized by the police and military officers, it has been revealed.
Previous reports had claimed that the former SAS member, dubbed Solider N, was running an illegal gun business from his marital house.
The unauthorised armoury included an Army-issue sniper rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and two 9mm semi-automatic pistols, the Daily Express reported.
The existence of the firearms was revealed to Scotland Yard detectives, who are currently investigating Soldier N's claims, by Soldier N's father-in-law.
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