Comparing our range and the Clark County one (Vegas), it seems like the clientele is different. Like here, there a a good amount who hang out all day. They use the range to socialize. That's fine, until it gets busy and now you got 10 tables taken by these types of people. And I'm not talking about the guys who shoot 1 bullet and are waiting for their barrel to cool as it does affect accuracy.
At CC range, it seems like guys come, do their thing and leave. But to be fair, I've only been to the CC range twice, so maybe it is like here, but I just went on off days.