I don't think that Utah airguns took advantage of you. Online store policies on shipping and returns are clearly mentioned, and I don't know of an online retailer that doesn't have a policy or disclaimer on shipping and return issues. It's on us as the consumer/buyer to make sure that we order exactly what we want, if we don't know or are confused on the purchase or their policy, then reach out to customer service and find out. We all at one time or another make the mistake on ordering or forgot to cancel a subscription/free 30 day trail. It's our job as consumer's to buy the exact product we want, at the price we are willing to pay, from a retailer that we choose to deal with. That would mean that you are good with and have reviewed the policies of that company and are willing to go ahead with the sale. I understand that there is alot of reading that has to be done on our part and I don't always read the policies and disclaimers BUT I have learned that it pays to do the reading . By doing so you might find an issue/policy that is not acceptable, like this one I found while shopping for a scope, I was about to click the buy button, and decided to read the return/shipping policy, here is what I read "damage returns are subject to restocking fees!" I read that and moved on to another seller, a WTF moment for sure. No one likes to be taken advantage, not you or the retailer. I would also mention that the restocking fee policy of 25%from Utah airgun was discounted to you, they could have charged you the full 25% and would have been justified in doing so as there policy clearly states. Information is knowledge, the more informed you are the better the results and the outcome. I am not bashing you for being upset, I get it! more to the point of helping you to accept responsibility as a consumer and to make better retail decisions in the future.
TODD