Changwon International Shooting Range

Changwon International Shooting Range is a large-scale shooting complex of international standards located in the Uichang-gu district, Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea, and managed by the 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 looking for leisure activities.

In the clay shooting sector, the facility features five international standard lanes and offers all three disciplines: trap (target distance 76 m) and skeet (68 m). The facility also includes a dedicated shotgun lane, allowing visitors 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, pistol, electronic target), a moving target range with 7 lanes (5 lanes at 10 m and 2 at 50 m), and a combined range for finals with 10 lanes. The facility also features 8 lanes for shooting with powder pistols, 5 lanes for shooting with air rifles, and 3 lanes for screened clay shooting. A separate area for laser combat shooting training is also available.

Guests can enjoy a café (1st floor of the annex), beverage vending machines, 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 2018 ISSF World Shooting Championship, the 2023 Junior World Championship in Changwon, and the 2023 Asian Shooting Championship.