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NSSF First Shots: Beginner Gun Course in Albuquerque - Albuquerque

NSSF First Shots: Beginner Gun Course in Albuquerque

Albuquerqueeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; no advanced physical fitness required as the course focuses on safety and handling.

Overview

Try shooting for the first time with expert guidance at Calibers Shooters Sports Center in Albuquerque. This beginner-friendly NSSF First Shots Course offers a safe, hands-on introduction to firearms and responsible handling.

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NSSF First Shots: Beginner Gun Course in Albuquerque

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Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Paperwork

Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your session to complete necessary paperwork and safety briefings.

Wear Comfortable Clothing

Choose clothing that allows easy movement but avoids overly loose sleeves to ensure safety and comfort while shooting.

Follow All Instructor Commands

Listening carefully and following instructor instructions is critical for safety and making the most of your experience.

Hydrate Before Your Session

Stay hydrated especially during warmer seasons, as concentration improves when you're well hydrated.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Desert cottontail rabbits

History

Albuquerque has deep Native American and Spanish colonial roots that have shaped the cultural heritage of the region.

Conservation

Calibers promotes responsible firearm use and adheres to local environmental regulations to minimize impact on the natural surroundings.

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Recommended Gear

Closed-toe shoes

Essential

Provides safety and protection while on the shooting range.

Eye protection

Essential

Mandatory for safety to protect your eyes from any debris or casing ejection.

Ear protection

Essential

Essential for hearing protection against loud firearm noise.

Light, breathable clothing

Helps stay cool during warmer mesquite-dry conditions in Albuquerque.

summer specific