What is the term for the area where bullets are intended to be fired?

The term for the area where bullets are intended to be fired is known as the shooting range. This designated location is specifically constructed or set up to ensure safety and controlled conditions for shooting practice. Shooting ranges typically have safety protocols in place and are designed to contain bullets within set boundaries, allowing shooters to practice their aim and firearm handling skills in a secure environment.

In contrast, other areas such as a storage area are meant for keeping firearms and ammunition, a training ground is more general and could refer to various types of educational or skill development settings—including shooting but not exclusively so, and a maintenance area is dedicated to the upkeep and repair of firearms. Each of those facilities serves different functions that do not primarily emphasize the act of shooting itself, which is the main purpose of a shooting range.