I got a new suppressor and am dying for a place to shoot!

Am interested as well! Hate going to PDHSC with a passion

I was about to give you the link for Drakes Landing but apparently they closed the rifle range.

Still a great place for pistols and shotguns.

Check out this link.

http://www.freezingcode.com/wiki/index.php?p=PlacesToShootInNcTriangle

H20 Fowl Farms is the best around

http://h2ofowlfarmsnc.com/

Thanks for the info....I'll have to check them out. I've been going to the Wake Co. range to fill the gap since my previous private "range" is no longer available.

I've been searching for a outdoor range as well... Best thing I could find is Frontline Defense but its all the way up in Warrenton which is almost an hour drive for me.
























































 

 

i.ve been there, nice place

http://www.ncwildlife.org/News/NewsArticle/tabid/416/indexID/9913/Default.aspx

Free.

I'm a member there, and it is a nice place.  It's a newer range (maybe open ~18 months), and the owner Paul (Army sniper vet) has been dumping tons of cash into the place, perpetually expanding it.  No buildings or power yet, but they just started work on the 1000 yard range.  The only other places I can think of offhand besides the obvious (PDHSC, Eagle 1, Wake County) are Caswell Ranch (haven't been there yet, but a friend is a member, and going to check it out sometime) around Mebane, or Range 37 down in Bunnlevel.  Range37 is pretty much the same distance as FLD, and while I like the range, FLD has more lanes, generally no wait time..

There's some steel (pistol and rifle), and the 300 yard can be used as a 'tactical' range moving and/or shooting across multiple target 'lanes,' etc.

Front Line Defense is a great range if you want it all, specially the 1000 yard range. Then you have Range 37 PSR as well, they have a shoot house and stuff. Eagle One in Raleigh has started a out door range on Weekends, its right in Wendell, very close to Raleigh. I will be joining Front line in couple of weeks.

Thanks everyone. This is a big culture shock - I am from SC, where there are public ranges EVERYWHERE. This state seems a little more hippy overall