HoursFT match: sight-in 8 AM, safety meeting 8:45 AM, match starts after that. Monthly 4th Saturday, season ends in October (no winter matches in cold months).
Airgun-confirmed venue. Direct evidence of airgun acceptance at this range — though policies can still change, so check current hours/rules before traveling.
About this rangeStrong evidence
Piedmont Handgunners Association (PHA Range) operates a dedicated AAFTA member club with monthly Field Target matches at the dedicated PHA Range in Lexington/Linwood, NC. Course set-up and match calendar published with exact address and confirmed fees. Active multi-year community presence. Provides Piedmont/Triad region NC AAFTA coverage complementing Central Carolina Gun Club (Burlington) and Mooresville Airgun Club.
Airgun policy at this range
Active AAFTA member club hosting monthly FT matches at the dedicated PHA Range. Course set up for .177 caliber air guns with hole kill sizes 3/8" to 1.5" depending on distance. 2 shooters per lane; new shooters paired with experienced shooters for instruction. 20-lane course (15 typically shot). Annual season concludes with October match. The "white course" is referenced in published match announcements.
Restrictions / notes
Electronic gate code only valid day of match - online registration required ahead of time. No walk-ins after gate closes. Charlotte/Triad NC coverage.
Private members association; multi-discipline range; hosts monthly AAFTA Field Target match (active AAFTA member)
North Carolina state policy · NOT specific to this range
Tier C
Implied permit — state framework is airgun-friendly but rules are silent.
NCWRC public ranges open to standard firearms — airgun-positive state
Evidence NCWRC range rules at General Information state ranges are for "firearm marksmanship and development of shooting skills." NC permits airgun hunting for small game; airguns permitted at agency ranges under standard rules.
State-level restrictions Standard rules; range pass required after safety briefing.
This describes North Carolina state-level airgun law. Rules at this specific range may be stricter — always confirm with the range directly before traveling.
Range policies change — sometimes mid-season. Indoor lanes update caliber rules, clubs revise membership requirements, and public ranges suspend airgun access without warning. Confirm current policy by phone or website before you make the trip.
