Awesome story, MOA recipient gets stolen gun back

[only10x]

"I knew if I found him and it was his gun, I couldn't keep it," said George Berry, 71, who knew little about the history of the gun when he purchased it from an auction house in Pennsylvania...

...The retired Navy warrant officer called the retired Marine Corps officer and asked him if it was his pistol.

"He said, 'Do you mean 0103889?' " Berry recalled, noting McGinty had just recited the gun's serial number...

Full Story HERE

[CMP_5.56]

That is an awesome turn of events. Just goes to show that there are still good people in this world that are willing to do the right thing.

[trout_champ]

Awesome story. It’s always good to see/hear about something like this, especially in todays society.

Randy

[Cochese]

Freakin' awesome.

Semper Fi, do or die!!!!

[airborneranger]

"Concern yourself with what is right and you'll never second-guess that decision"

So true.

[funkfool]

"Concern yourself with what is right and you'll never second-guess that decision"

So true.

Just copied that part to paste too...
+∞

[BPTactical]

Just when you lose faith in humanity and are convinced all most all people are scuzzbags you see something like this and you realize there is still a glimmer of hope for us.

[jplove71]

"Concern yourself with what is right and you'll never second-guess that decision"

So true.

Just copied that part to paste too...
+∞

∞+1

[sneakerd]

Beyond that, the auction winner still gets a 1911 previuosly owned by a well-known MOH winner- for less than a G. -WINNING!-

[BPTactical]

Beyond that, the auction winner still gets a 1911 previuosly owned by a well-known MOH winner- for less than a G. -WINNING!-

10 man points deducted for using "WINNING"






Sorry Dave, its for your own good