Got a gift from Palmetto State Armory Today

[The Lance]

No! It is just that some people are more honest than others!

Well my honesty led to palmetto state telling me to keep them. Or if I do want to send them back they would just refund my purchase.

But hey at least I'm not enough of a piece of **** who goes around and trolls a gun forum.

[CarRacer]

Cool, doing the right thing paid off for you. I doubt anyone really thought you were thinking of keeping them, as you posted online about it. You probably just wanted a prod in the right direction, which we all need occasionally.

[BemidjiDweller]

We prod with Mosin bayonets here.

[JohnGageMN]

No! It is just that some people are more honest than others!

Well my honesty led to palmetto state telling me to keep them. Or if I do want to send them back they would just refund my purchase.

But hey at least I'm not enough of a piece of **** who goes around and trolls a gun forum.

Kinda figured they'd do something like that. Amazing how karma works sometimes, especially in groups of people with like minded interests.

So now the questions is, wanna part with any of those new-found extra mags?

[The Lance]

So now the questions is, wanna part with any of those new-found extra mags?

I'm not sure yet maybe I'd offer to trade the 5 away for 2 or 3 black 30rnd Pmags

If not I think I'll just return them and get my 2 mags for free and take my "refund"

[RangerTim]

Good on you for giving them a shout. Don't let these guys fool you though, Karma is a double-edged bitch.

When I was a kid, I found $200 on the ground at Disneyland. I convinced myself to turn it in. The person who lost the money found it at the Disneyland lost and found, and sent me a gift card... for $5. Thats the price for honesty these days
In all seriousness though, I felt like The Sh@t for about a month.

[FJ540]

I found a bill fold with a couple hundred cash and a student ID in the parking lot of Cub a few years ago in the middle of the night. Rather than turning it in to the CS counter (for them to rip her off), I put it in the truck and looked up the owner in the phone book. The next day she came by to get it and asked if I wanted a reward; to which I replied "I already had your money. I took it home to make sure you got it back."

[CarRacer]

When I worked at the Horse & Hunt as a trapper I found a big ass gold bracelet while I was picking up hulls. It was about an once wide, sait it was made in Italy on the inside and had to weigh a pound. I turned it into my boss and forgot about it. A month later he told me I had a gift from the bracelet owner and he couldn't give it to me until the end of my shift. It ended up being $100 in an envelope which was a bunch to a 16 year old kid. I was told he was eating upstairs so I went to go thank him and it turned out he was friends with the Horse and Hunt owner Randy, so I got to look good in front of him too.

[ShaneInMN]

Good on you for doing the right thing! I'd have done the same thing.

[armedwalleye]

I don't think you needed a prod. I think you knew what was the right think to do and you did it. Good on ya for doing the right thing.

[LarryP]

You shouldn't profit from some one elses misfortune.

Call & report it, they might just say keep them.

[BemidjiDweller]

You shouldn't profit from some one elses misfortune.

Call & report it, they might just say keep them.

You should read a thread before posting, he already called and they already told him to keep them.

[Muddy41]

You shouldn't profit from some one elses misfortune.

Call & report it, they might just say keep them.

You should read a thread before posting, he already called and they already told him to keep them.