Trader World Gun & Indoor Range

Terrible customer service! !! Guy kept asking my husband «well are you done?» After my husband said he agreed and understood the policy. I just can’t comprehend rudeness in a business that needs customers. Too many other places to go to put up with lack of manners.

I called the store befor I went in and they were very helpful. The next day I went in and bought my wife a hand gun. Once again they were very nice and helpful. About a week later I took my wife to the range to shoot her new gun. The range master was very nice and answered all of our questions. He also gave my wife some tips on shooting. We will definitely be going back and any firearm purchases I make while Im stationed here will be from this gun shop.

I have been to the shooting range two times before this one. The first time was an ok experience, second time was the same except the A/​C was not working at all and the lighting was horrible. (Even with the lane lights on) I told my self that I probably wouldn’t go back because there are other ranges closer and cheaper. The only reason I liked this range was because no one ever is at the range except for cops. Needless to say I went back one more time. When I got there it was business like usual. Then I go to put my mag holster on and start getting ready to be questioned by the «range master» why I have a a gun holster on. After I explained it was a mag holster he leaves and I’m back to business. I load all my mags with 2 bullets each and shoot the first mag. Then shoot the second mag. That’s when the lane light starts to blink. I turn around to see what the problem is now and the «range nazi» tells me I can’t shoot rapid fire? I walk off the range to ask why I can’t shoot 2 bullets right after each other and he says no rapid fire and they must have time in between the shots. I would understand if I was doing a mag dump or if I was being unsafe about anything. But two bullets, come on??? I will make sure to tell all of my friends who shoot, my experience, and not to go there.
Worst part is that I waisted my time driving 15 minutes both ways, shooting 8 bullets, cleaning my gun, and now writing this paper on how this place sucked so no one else makes the mistake of going here.

Range Side: Rangemaster is always super helpful and keeps an eye on the range for safety. Price is right.
Sales Side: The guys at the shop kept 9 mm ammo prices reasonable during the shortage when other local stores were gouging their customers. Great selection.

Quick easy tutorials if you have never fired before. Relatively cheap only 40 for a gun target and ammunition. I used a .45 glock it was in good condition for a rental. Overall great friendly staff. I will definitely be visiting again.

Welcome to the South, here’s your firearm!
No, I’m kidding. They don’t actually issue guns to residents but they sure to make it possible for residents to exercise their Second Amendment rights. I brought my pistol with me this week and felt a hankering to put some holes in paper. So Unilocal led me to Trader World.
On the right side, a full service range with targets and ammunition for sale as well as range guns for rent. Several bays available and it was nice to be there on my own without anyone else making noise. $ 5 for the range time was nice and since it’s a flat charge, I didn’t feel like I needed to rush my way through my box of ammo. I did get two of their targets as well.
After shooting, I wandered through the gun store side. Nothing I really needed but it was nice to browse the rifles, shotguns and pistols with a reasonable selection of accessories including cleaning materials and hunting supplies.

Went shooting with a friend about 5:30pm on a weekday. The gunstore side was closed for the day but the range side was open until 7pm. Range fees were inexpensive $ 5 per person + $ 2 for targets. You are also able to borrow ear and eye protection if your forgot yours.
Its possible to rent guns but you would also have to buy store ammo to use with it as well. We brought our own guns and ammo so I don’t know how much a rental and box of ammo would have costed.
All in all we had a good shooting experience.

Three are 2 two sides of Trader World’s building: Shooting range on the right side and the retail side on the left if you are facing the building at storefront.
As many times as I went in, asking similar questions, every individual behind the counter was extremely patient and helpful. My female, novice shooting partner was looking to find out information on the right gun for her, (she asks a million questions) they payed close attention to her needs and desires and aesthetically what she liked best. What was also worth pointing out was that the representatives did not hesitate to show you what they think you would work for you the best.
The older gentleman that helped us (possibly a gun smith) was very kind and after trying a few that were a little «much,» for her to handle comfortably, he showed her a pistol that we tried out next door. (Similar firearm)
Afterwards, we went next door for a little shooting at their range. I have been to a few ranges in S.C. and the range had the best sound dampening implements, best lit, well marked, swept out regularly, all things that were the opposite of my prior experiences.
At a gun range in the same area, there was little supervision and very young adults jumping around, Youtubing their way off line shots with a .45. Even with quality ear protection, it felt as if the .45 was being shot inches from my head. That would Not take place at TWG.
I took my CWP (Concealed Weapons Permit) here and it was so well done. The instructor (Dale Cox) was so interesting and gave such an informative and educational class, I cant say enough about it. He was patient with people that were a little distracting (tardiness and over talking) he has a great sense of humor and gets he class to really understand the material.
It’s safe to say this will be our new go-​to place for firearms and range practice.
$ 60. for a year membership, but call for details and exact prices.