Henry County Gun Club

Tucked into 125 wooded acres near Puryear, Tennessee, Henry County Gun Club (HCGC) is a private, member-only range serving Northwest Tennessee and Western Kentucky. Its crown jewel is a 600-yard rifle range featuring berms at 100-yard intervals and ten covered firing lanes, including eight prone positions and two benches, optimized for precision shooting.

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Rifles must be equipped with adjustable sights or scopes, and all shooters must complete a qualification process or demonstrate capability during competition before accessing the full range. Steel targets are placed up to 600 yards, including IDPA silhouettes at 200, 400, and 600.

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Supported disciplines include F-Class Mid-Range, Vintage Military Sniper/Open Sight, Cowboy Smallbore Silhouette, and USPSA/Steel Challenge. Pistol and small-bore rifle shooters benefit from separate 50- and 100/200-yard ranges with concrete benches.

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Range rules prohibit armor-piercing, tracer rounds, and standard pistol ammo on the long-range berms. No improvised targets are allowed. While regular access requires membership, HCGC does host public matches throughout the year.

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Best suited for qualified long-range marksmen and competitive shooters seeking structured distance training in a rural setting.

Private Club Members Only