While doing some research on Operation Nimrod, which ended the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege, I noticed some interesting extended pistol magazines used by the members of B Squadron 22 SAS who stormed the embassy.
This is an improved version of the video uploaded last week, I pulled it to make some important additions!
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