Rifle shooters, not shooting at a shooting range, accidentally let a round enter the amusement park and kill a girl. Shortly thereafter, North Carolina passed their own shooting range protection law to help prevent such a tragedy from occurring again. We do not want to wait for tragedy to strike in SC before doing what should be done. We want to enhance the safety of SC citizens now. Second, the availability of shooting ranges encourages good, responsible citizens who have obtained CWP's to safely practice the use of their firearms.
Reliable research shows more guns mean less crime, when the guns are in the hands of good people.
The benefit of less crime even extends to those NOT possessing a gun through a halo effect brought about by those who do possess a gun. See John Lott's book, More Guns, Less Crime. 149, Table 4.4. Therefore, it is in the best interests of all SC citizens to protect the right of good people to use firearms to protect themselves and their families. It only makes sense to also protect the ability of these good people to practice with the firearms used to defend themselves and their families.