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I quit a club when they jumped from $4 to $5, neighboring club still does it for $3.50. Don't know why they wanted to drive away shooters but they did.
 

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$2.50 to $2 here. I wouldn't pay $5. Actually I don't think I'd pay $4. Anything higher than $3/round and I would start looking into the cost of putting my own field up in the back yard.
 

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Depends where you are. Some localities will tolerate, even be glad to shoot for $5 while, as you see, others can get along at nearly zero profit after paying for targets, electricity, water, sewer, insurance, and so forth......breakemall
 

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3.50 members,5.00 non members,$ 50/yr membership includes,65 yd back stop covered pistol,150 yd. covered rifel,through the woods-35 target 3-d archery,club house with cold beer for after shooting,and monthly events. alot for the money,edwardsburg c.c,southwest michigan, we are paying almost $8/case of 135, plus delevery,$6.50/hr trap help,up keep on older winchester traps,and electric,club has to make a profit,mark
 

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Last targets I bought for my club were 11.00$ a case, thats just over 8 cents a piece, I don't know how any club can stay in operation at 2 or 2.50 around. These prices are for ohio so apparntly your club is getting a good bargain on targets Rich.
 

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Do you know what they call $5 per round in Florida? Half price. LOL.

-Gary

PS: Yes, I realize that the second a truck crosses from Georgia into Florida the freight costs magically and instantaneously quadruple. Yes, I realize that land in Florida is three times more expensive than land in any of the other 49 states.
 
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