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I'm a member. The range is usually busiest on weekends because we have a lot of matches.

As far as cost... If you go to Elm Fork - which is a nice range - twice a month, you will have more than exceeded the annual cost of a DPC membership. Downside to DPC is no rifles. Downside to Elm Fork is, no working from the holster. At Elm Fork, you have to follow the cease-fires as announced by the ROs. At DPC, you are your own RO, and you have your own cease-fires, whenever you want to - unless you're in a match.

So typically, I go to Elm Fork when I want to shoot my rifles, and I go to DPC to shoot my pistols. And I shoot my pistols more frequently than my rifles, which is fitting if I'm going to carry a pistol.