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The Citadel - Inouye Marksmanship Center

Charleston, South Carolina
IndoorMatches open
Address The Citadel, 171 Moultrie St, Charleston, SC 29409
Hours Event-based
Phone 843-953-5121 Website citadelsports.com/facilities/inouye-marksmanship-center/16

Airgun-confirmed venue. Direct evidence of airgun acceptance at this range — though policies can still change, so check current hours/rules before traveling.

Airgun policy at this range STATE-LEVEL TIER C (implied permit): SCDNR ranges open to firearms; airgun-friendly state. $15M state-of-the-art electronic-target marksmanship center. Hosts Southeastern Air Rifle Conference (SEARC) Championships and the SC Junior Olympic Qualifier in air rifle. Named for late US Senator Daniel K. Inouye.
Restrictions / notes Primarily a Citadel athletics facility for NCAA rifle/air rifle program. Public attendance limited to championship events.
Disciplines

What gets shot here

10m / Precision

NCAA Smallbore Rifle; NCAA Air Rifle; Southern Conference Rifle Championship host; SEARC Championship host; SC Junior Olympic Qualifier host; NC/SC State Match host

Venue type

About the venue

University facility

South Carolina state policy · NOT specific to this range
Tier C

Implied permit — state framework is airgun-friendly but rules are silent.

SCDNR ranges open to firearms; airgun-friendly state

Evidence SC has minimal airgun restrictions (Tier 3 — age verification primary). SCDNR ranges open to standard firearms.

State-level restrictions Standard rules.

This describes South Carolina state-level airgun law. Rules at this specific range may be stricter — always confirm with the range directly before traveling.

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Last verified 2026-05-02
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Important

Always call ahead.

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.