easy
3–3.5 hours
Suitable for individuals in average physical condition; requires standing and light movement during the course.
Start your shooting adventure with the beginner-friendly FIRST Steps Shotgun Course in Burlingame, CA. Learn essential skills and fire quality firearms in a safe, supportive setting.
Experience the thrill of mastering shotgun basics with the FIRST Steps Shotgun Course hosted by Bay Area Firearms in Burlingame, California. This 3.5-hour Food Tour-Workshop is designed specifically for beginners who want hands-on training in a supportive and informative environment. The adventure begins in a classroom setting where you'll learn crucial techniques such as stance, grip, and trigger squeeze, setting a confident foundation before heading to the shooting range. There, you'll get the chance to fire at least 20 rounds using high-quality firearms from trusted brands like Mossberg and Remington. The course emphasizes safety and skill-building, making it an ideal choice for those new to shooting sports or anyone wanting to improve their fundamentals. Located just a short drive from San Francisco, this experience offers a perfect blend of education, practice, and fun in the heart of the Bay Area. Whether you're looking to take your first steps into shooting or gain more confidence, this workshop creates a welcoming atmosphere paired with expert instruction to ensure you leave feeling accomplished and safe.
Protect your feet with sturdy, closed-toe shoes as you'll be standing and moving on uneven surfaces at the range.
Give yourself extra time to complete necessary safety waivers and orientation before the class starts.
Even if provided, bringing your own hearing protection ensures comfort and proper fit during shooting.
California weather can be warm, so keep water handy to stay hydrated throughout the course.
Burlingame evolved from a railroad hub in the late 19th century to a vibrant community known for its outdoor recreation offerings.
Bay Area Firearms prioritizes safe handling practices and environmental responsibility to minimize lead contamination and habitat disturbance.
Protects your feet and provides stable footing during range activities.
Minimizes noise exposure for safety and comfort while shooting.
Reduces glare and protects eyes from bright sunlight on the range.
spring specific
Keeps you hydrated during the warm California weather.
summer specific