Gun And Ammo in Brunswick, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Carolina Public Safety, LLC

Gun And Ammo

Leland, NC

Carolina Public Safety offers an appointment-only private range with direct Range Safety Officer or instructor supervision.

  • Private shooting sessions without sharing the range with unrelated groups
  • Trying a firearm purchased from Carolina Public Safety at pickup
  • Trying a firearm transferred through Carolina Public Safety at pickup

Shallotte Gun

Gun And Ammo

Shallotte, NC

Shallotte Gun serves Brunswick County with AR rifles, handguns, shotguns, ammunition, and accessories through a family-owned father-and-son business.

  • AR rifle purchases
  • handgun or revolver purchases
  • shotgun purchases

Modern Gun

Gun And Ammo

Southport, NC

Modern Gun is a veteran-owned Brunswick County gunsmith offering Cerakote refinishing, fiber-laser engraving, trigger jobs, and custom firearm builds.

  • Custom Cerakote firearm refinishing
  • Fiber-laser engraving on firearms
  • Custom firearm builds

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FAQ

How much does a private shooting session cost in Brunswick County?

Carolina Public Safety lists one-on-one shooting or instruction at $50 per hour. Its range is available by appointment, and retail firearm prices are not provided here.

Where can I buy ammunition and optics near Shallotte?

Shallotte Gun lists rifle and handgun ammunition, optics, sights, AR rifles, pistols, revolvers, and shotguns.

How long does custom firearm work usually take?

Modern Gun states that projects requiring a guaranteed turnaround date may not be a fit, so confirm timing before ordering Cerakote, engraving, repairs, or a custom build.

What should I look for when choosing a local gun shop?

Match the shop to the job: Carolina Public Safety focuses on supervised private-range sessions and training, Shallotte Gun on firearms and accessories, and Modern Gun on gunsmithing and custom work.

Are there identification or age restrictions for the private range?

Carolina Public Safety lists government identification as required for range access and says shooters under 15 are not eligible.