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Congressman Paul Cook (R-CA) has released draft legislation that would protect OHV access to Johnson Valley by creating a National Off Highway Recreation Area.
The Marine Corps has been seeking to expand the neighboring 29 Palms facility and acquire most of the OHV area for use in training exercises. The Environmental Impact Statement prepared by the Marines would have essentially eliminated OHV access to key areas of Johnson Valley.
You’re in the middle of nowhere stuck in the sand. Your buddy waits patiently while you paw through your car looking for the recovery strap and gear needed to get you out of your bind.
“I know it’s in here somewhere!” you scream (along with a few choice words).
Your off-road adventure is becoming a disaster because you either didn’t pack a recovery strap, or you packed it so deeply it’ll take you a long time to find it.
The season of political posturing is reaching new lows. Consider this proposed California legislation (AB 48) that would ban the sale of tools because they MIGHT be used to alter the capacity of an ammo magazine. It is silly; but, considering Assemblyman Skinner is from the ultra-liberal Berkeley area, to him and his constituents, it is perfectly rational.
Text from AB 48, submitted by Skinner (D-Berkeley), proposes to ban the sale of any device that is capable of converting an ammunition feeding device into a large-capacity magazine.