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Gun Ranges with Public Lane and Firearm Rentals in South Carolina

10 of the 69 shooting ranges we track in South Carolina have shooting lanes and firearm rentals. Full listings for every city are on the South Carolina page.

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Directory of local shooting ranges offering public lane access, firearm rentals, and practice facilities. These locations cater to both first-time shooters renting handguns or long guns and gun owners bringing personal equipment. Review lane pricing, ammunition rules, and safety requirements before visiting.

Charleston 1

  1. Quickshot Shooting Range

    1869 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston, SC 29407-4870

    Mon-Thu 11-8pm, Fri 11-9pm, Sat 10-9pm

    IndoorGun rentalsClasses & CCWMemberships

Edgefield 1

  1. Palmetto Shooting Complex

    535 Gary Hill Rd, Edgefield, SC 29824-4503

    MembershipsArchery

Gaston 1

  1. Mid Carolina Rifle Club

    3435 Fish Hatchery Rd, Gaston, SC 29053-9033

    9am-1/2hr after dusk

    Memberships

Greenville 1

  1. City Arsenal

    1210 Poinsett Hwy, Greenville, SC 29609-3630

    IndoorGun rentalsClasses & CCWMemberships

Hardeeville 1

  1. Lowcountry Guns and Range

    98 Purrysburg Rd, Hardeeville, SC 29927-4501

    7 days/week

    IndoorGun rentalsClasses & CCWMemberships

Liberty 1

  1. Pickens County Range

    203 Porter Rd, Liberty, SC 29657-9243

    9:00am Tue-Sat

    MembershipsArchery

Lugoff 1

  1. Sandhill Shooting Sports, LLC

    25 Mesa Ln, Lugoff, SC 29078

    Gun rentalsClasses & CCWMemberships

Marietta 1

  1. HK Cauthen CWP

    90 Great View Ln, Marietta, SC 29661-9390

    Mon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 12-6pm

    Gun rentalsClasses & CCWMemberships

Myrtle Beach 1

  1. 707 Indoor Shooting Range

    959 Lake Arrowhead Rd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572-5518

    Mon-Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 10am-6pm

    IndoorGun rentalsClasses & CCW

Travelers Rest 1

  1. speedway gun club Featured

    1452 N Highway 25, Travelers Rest, SC 29690-9391

    anytime during daylight hours

    Memberships
Government ID required: Every shooter must present a valid government-issued photo ID (such as a driver's license or passport) and sign a liability waiver before entering the range floor.

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Good to know

Can a convicted felon shoot at a commercial gun range?

Federal law under 18 U.S.C. 922(g) strictly prohibits convicted felons from possessing or handling firearms and ammunition. Attempting to rent or shoot a firearm at a commercial range as a felon is a federal offense punishable by up to 10 years in prison. Some locations allow access to non-firearm archery or airgun lanes if state law permits, but standard gun lanes remain restricted.

How much do gun range rentals and lane fees cost?

Lane rentals typically cost $15 to $30 per hour per person. Firearm rentals run $10 to $25 per gun, and ranges require shooters to buy range-approved ammunition on-site, which costs $15 to $35 per box depending on caliber. Expect total costs of $45 to $80 per person for an hour-long session including ammo and safety gear.

What eye and ear protection is required at a shooting range?

Ranges enforce mandatory eye protection with an ANSI Z87.1 impact rating and ear protection rated at 22+ Noise Reduction Rating (NRR). You can bring your own protective gear or rent earmuffs and safety glasses at the counter for $3 to $5. Standard prescription glasses generally do not meet safety requirements unless worn with wrap-around side shields or over-spec safety goggles.

Can a felon go to a gun range?

Under federal law and state regulations in South Carolina, convicted felons are generally prohibited from possessing or handling firearms and ammunition. Violating these laws at a shooting range can result in severe federal or state legal penalties. You can review safety guidelines and operational rules across 10 venues listed on RangeAtlas in South Carolina.

How much is a concealed weapons permit?

The cost of a concealed weapons permit varies, usually ranging from forty to one hundred fifty dollars for state application fees plus background check processing. In South Carolina, RangeAtlas lists 10 shooting and training locations where you can ask about state-specific permit requirements and documentation.