Just saying hello from RMGO
Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2014 9:04 pm
First time on the boards.
I've been a Pinzie fan for a long time, and have known quite a number of owners who bring them out to the machine gun shoots.
In 2013 (during the big gun battles in the Colorado Capitol) I had an RMGO member look longingly at the MagPul Unimog, and ask why RMGO didn't have one. The answer was simple: money. But I could see the marketing attention those vehicles garner.
He quickly said "What if I bought one for RMGO?"
I called Cold War the next day, and Patrick Robb found a beauty.
1975 710m. It was a radio truck, with left side benches removed for the racks. In very good shape.
Repainted it in desert tan (body shop calls it a putty color) and a lot of maintenance.
If you paid attention to 2013 Recalls campaigns against three Colorado Senators (who voted for gun control), the Pinzie was used extensively there...especially on the third.
I'll post a photo soon.
I've been a Pinzie fan for a long time, and have known quite a number of owners who bring them out to the machine gun shoots.
In 2013 (during the big gun battles in the Colorado Capitol) I had an RMGO member look longingly at the MagPul Unimog, and ask why RMGO didn't have one. The answer was simple: money. But I could see the marketing attention those vehicles garner.
He quickly said "What if I bought one for RMGO?"
I called Cold War the next day, and Patrick Robb found a beauty.
1975 710m. It was a radio truck, with left side benches removed for the racks. In very good shape.
Repainted it in desert tan (body shop calls it a putty color) and a lot of maintenance.
If you paid attention to 2013 Recalls campaigns against three Colorado Senators (who voted for gun control), the Pinzie was used extensively there...especially on the third.
I'll post a photo soon.