Shooting range (not On Target)

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I live in Asheville and don't know where I can go shoot, any place in Asheville, Waynesville, Sylva to go? Don't like indoor at On Target.

Thanks.

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Too bad you weren't closer to Fort Bragg. We have a pretty decent outdoor range here.

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Moss Knob shooting range in Cullowhee. It's a free 150 yard outdoor range in the national forest. Go by Western Carolina University on 107, take a right on cullowhee mountain road at Cullowhee Valley School, bear right on Tilley Creek road, go until you get to the top of the mountain and it's the first dirt road on your left (Goodensville Mine Road). Follow the signs to the shooting range. I think there is a Wildlife Resources Commission shooting range in Waynesville as well but I have never been there and don't know anything about it.

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Rex's Indor range, East Flat Rock. I-26, to exit 53(Upward road), right at exit, bout a mile down the road on your left. 15-20 mins from downtown A-ville, five mins from hendersonvile. Pistols only at this point in time, sometimes rifles/shotguns but must be at MAXIMUM distance

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I just drove up to the Moss Knob range. It's about 5.6 miles from the Tilley Creek Rd turn off to the top of the mountain. It is about 2.6 miles down he dirt road to the range. The roadis is good shape, but a bit narrow in spots. Could get exciting if you meet a logging truck! The range itself looks pretty nice (a picture is available at http://www.nantahalawilderness.com/moss_knob.html) and I'm anxious to come back to do some shooting. I usually shoot atOn Target, but it doesn't accomodate centerfire rifle,and its a long drive and the cost of gas is cutting into my bullet budget.

There is a 100yd range off Lake Logan road, the road right after Bethel Grocery. It's a memorial range, it doesn't have a range officer that I know of, I've never seen one there, so if someone else is there hopefully they will respect the hot/cold range calls. Every time I have been there, anyone that has been there is very respectful and safe. It's the only range I ever go to around here. Also, it's free! Bring clothespins, targets, and cardboard, and I recommend warm clothes unless it's really hot out, it is really windy sometimes.

Range Review with directions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrS2ICjFsD4

(Didn't realize this was a five year old thread, haha. I thought I was on the front page, but I was looking at my search window)