Shooting Range, Firearm Sales, & Firearms Training
Come out on Saturday, March 25, 2017 to experience full-auto firearms at Sandhill Shooting Sports presented by KJS Tactical Arms, LLC.
Prices vary depending on caliber and magazine size. $15 – $95
Firearms available to experience include:
9MM
7.62
.223/5.56
.45 Caliber
Other
The South Carolina House pre-filed legislation on December 15, 2016. Here is a link to a summary of the 14 pre-filed bills relating to firearms. It includes links to the full bill. Senate bills are at the top of the sheet, House bills are at the bottom.
The South Carolina Senate pre-filed legislation on December 13, 2016. Here is a link to a summary of the six pre-filed bills relating to firearms. It includes links to the full bill.
KJS Tactical Arms will be at Sandhill Shooting Sports Sunday, November 27th from noon to 4 PM with a large selection of full auto firearms (machine guns) for you to shoot! Bring a new, unwrapped toy to donate to Toys For Tots and you will be able to shoot one of the machine guns for free! In addition, 10% of the day’s proceeds will be donated to Toys For Tots!
Firearms available to experience include:
9MM
$15 per magazine or 2 for $25
7.62
$50 per magazine or 2 for $95
$95 per belt or 2 for $180 (100 round belt)
.223/5.56
$25 per magazine or 2 for $40
.45 Caliber
$25 per magazine or 2 for $40
Other
$25 per magazine or 2 for $40
In September and October, the Senate’s Gun Issues Special Committee will hold public hearings in Greenville, Charleston, Hartsville, and Columbia. The purpose of the public hearings is to receive testimony and input from the public regarding gun issues in South Carolina.
The Greenville hearing was thick with the people from Moms Demand Action. Several of us from Sandhill Shooting Sports will be attending the Columbia meeting. We strongly encourage all 2nd Amendment supporters to attend. If you would like to carpool (downtown Columbia parking can be a nightmare), let us know. We’ll be leaving the range at 4 PM to make it down there to sign up to address the committee. The Greenville hearing was supposed to end at 8 PM, but it went until well past 8:30, so be prepared for it to be a long evening if you’re going to carpool with us.
