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OFFROAD Route 66: RIGS, RAFFLES AND 2A

OFFROAD Route 66: RIGS, RAFFLES AND 2A

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Route 66 Shooting Sports Park in San Bernardino, California hosted off-road and firearm enthusiasts and aftermarket companies to its first Offroad R66 event on October 4, 2020.

October usually marks the month when California weather starts cooling down, but that wasn’t the case during Offroad R66. The soaring temperatures didn’t stop the Adventure Rigs team and more than 600 off-road and firearm enthusiasts from flocking to the 90-acre shooting park to show off their overlanding rigs, hangout with friends, grub out at the food trucks and do a bit of target shooting at the designated shooting bays.

Offroad R66 had a charity raffle of items and products generously contributed by Route 66 SSP, event sponsors, and participating exhibitors and hosted by Rig Talk (@Rig.Talk). The proceeds of the raffle will be donated to CAL FIRE to help prevent future wildfires and devastation in California.

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