Yugorpk's typical range day is a lot like mine. I don't shoot on open range land, but have a private range set up on my oldest son's property. Unless we are just making a quick adjustment to sights or testing new ammo, when we set up to shoot, we shoot all day. We take out the two portable shooting benches, and the clay target thrower. We spread painter's clothes on the ground next to the two benches to catch flying brass and if it's hot and sunny, we set up the canopy over the benches to give us shade. Between my two boys, the two D-I-Ls, the grandkids and me, we will generally shoot a minimum of 12-15 different guns(revolvers, pistols, rifles and shotguns). Sometimes it's friends shooting too with me/us or instead. Many times the grill is going and folks wander between the range and the cabin taking a break in between shooting to catch a burger or brat. Odds are, if the neighbors are around, after hearing a few hundred shots, they come over and bring their guns. Many times, picking up the empty cases and putting everything away has to wait till the next day because we run out of daylight. Then it's back to the reloading room........