Changwon International Shooting Range

Changwon International Shooting Range is a large-scale shooting complex of international standards located in Uichang-gu, Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea, managed by Changwon Facilities Management Corporation. Covering an area of 145,251 square meters, the facility is accessible to a wide range of users, from professional shooters to casual visitors for everyday leisure activities.

In the standing shooting sector, the facility features five international-standard clay shooting lanes and offers all three disciplines: trap (target distance 76 m), double trap (55 m), and skeet (68 m). The tourist shooting range also has a separate lane for shotgun shooting, allowing visitors who wish to experience shooting to enjoy clay shooting as well. A screened clay shooting system (3 lanes) is also in operation.

Indoor shooting facilities include a 10-meter range with 99 lanes (air rifle, air pistol, electronic target), a 25-meter range with 70 lanes (centerfire pistol, standard pistol, rapid-fire pistol, electronic target), a 50-meter range with 80 lanes (prone rifle, three-position rifle, pistol, electronic target), a moving target shooting range (RT) with 7 lanes (5 lanes at 10 m and 2 at 50 m), and a combined range for finals with 10 lanes. The tourist shooting range also has 8 lanes for shooting with powder pistols, 5 lanes for shooting with air rifles, and 3 lanes for shooting with screens. A separate area for laser combat shooting training is also available.

Guests can enjoy a café (1st floor of the annex), vending machines for beverages, parking for 360 vehicles (including 12 spaces for people with disabilities), a shooting park (12,000 sq. m), a children's playground, and a soccer and volleyball court. This facility has been a proven venue for major international competitions, including the ISSF World Shooting Championship 2018, the Junior World Championship in Changwon 2023, and the Asian Shooting Championship 2023.