Dallas area folks - what outdoor ranges do you recommend?

Thanks.

I don't go to public ranges much anymore but on the east side of Dallas I normally use Garland Public Shooting Range and Gibsons Outpost in Mesquite.

Thanks - so you shoot at a local private outdoor range?

Quail Creek, west of 35w / 1171.
Elm fork, Dallas.

Now days I usually shoot at my lease or at a friend of mines land. If I need something close to home though I will use one of those two ranges.

Quail creek

garland public

I've liked garland public, gibsons in mesquite is run by an [censored] and falling apart.

Triple C is one of the best ranges I have been to in the US. Very well laid out.

Looks like a good range! I think that's the most expensive range I've ever seen. $60/day or $1,000/year. Ouch!

There is not too many

Elm fork
Fossils point
Quail
Triple c
Etts
Tac pro
Grand Prairie gun club (private but 200 yard range)

Garland public range. Forget about Gibson in Mesquite.

Elm Fork is the only one I frequent.

Only thing Gibsons has over Garland is they have a 200 yard range.

Thanks much folks.

Funny how BigFitz, KRoyal, P102, 2Beez, patriot07 have remained silent. They don't want to share.

What is the first rule of fight club...

I use Armadillo gun range in Nevada. Just off of 78 on the north east side of lake Lavon.

Lone Star in Mesquite was good for me, but it is currently closed.

I wouldn't go to Gibson's again. The old man passed away and the son is a piece of work.

Too bad the son didn’t pass away. I liked the old man, the son can kiss my [censored] and eat a pile of [censored]

You don't talk about Fight Club.

Very well put!

lol I ain't inviting anyone!!

I belong to a wonderful outdoor range. Small yearly fee, no other costs. They give you the combination to the gate with a membership, no range officer, ever. 7 miles from the house. I don't want people from the damn metroplex coming here so I'm not telling you where.

interesting

Fossil Pointe, not full of tourists, 50-800 yard ranges, $18 a day, good people running it.

what's the objective here?

I don't know what yall are talking about...

NTSA is great if you can get through the waiting list. And afford membership.

I just sold my membership. It's a good club, but whenever I finally had a chance to get out there, it seemed they were always having some match - whether rifle or carbine. Since I like to take a few calibers with me at a time, I could wind up there for a good part of the day, but with a match going it makes it longer. I don't care for crowds either. Would be great for someone who could shoot during the week while others are at work.

Some funny stuff on this thread

Thanks again folks.