What ages can participate during the promotion?

The promotion applies to minors aged 12–17 who must always be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian with valid photo identification.

How long is a session?

Organizers estimate roughly 20 minutes of guided shooting per participant, though total booking time may be longer for group briefings and check-in.

What does the promotion include?

During the Make Your Mark promotion the P650 try-shooting block supplies 20 rounds per participant, supervised instruction, gear, and a complimentary branded cap.

Are instructors qualified?

Yes — sessions maintain a one-instructor-per-two-participants ratio to ensure focused, safe coaching for beginners.

Can I bring my own firearm?

Check with the centre ahead of booking; the promotion is designed for provided rimfire rifles so newcomers don’t need private equipment.

How do I claim the free minor in a group of four?

Book a group of four during the promotion window; the booking system will apply the one-free-minor condition as outlined in the promotion terms.

Make Your Mark: School‑Holiday Rimfire Intro at SSAA Auburn

At the heart of suburban Auburn, New South Wales, Australia, the SSAA NSW Auburn Shooting Centre invites families and first-time shooters to Make Your Mark — a school-holiday rimfire rifle experience run from the range at 16–18 Byrne Street, Auburn NSW 2144. This short, supervised session teaches basic rifle safety and marksmanship on .22‑calibre rimfire rifles, and it’s set up for beginners, teens, and groups who want a focused, coached introduction to target shooting. The range is straightforward: covered firing lines, individual instruction bays and safe earthen berms designed for paper and reactive targets. Instructors follow a tight safety protocol that begins with a full briefing before anyone handles a rifle. Sessions use controlled allocations and maintain a one‑instructor‑per‑two‑participants ratio during the Make Your Mark school-holiday promotion, which runs during a specific promotion window. Each booking receives a complimentary branded cap and hosts friendly targets and beginner challenges that turn fundamentals into small victories. What makes this offering unusual in a Sydney suburban setting is the combination of urban accessibility and structured, small-group coaching. Unlike informal shooting experiences, this program is run by an established shooting centre — the SSAA NSW Auburn Shooting Centre — with on‑site supervision, gear provided, and a focus on hands‑on learning rather than spectacle. The promotion also includes a one‑free‑minor‑per‑four group deal during the specified dates, making it a practical option for families planning a supervised holiday activity. This experience is a place-based introduction to safe firearm use rather than an extreme-sport thrill: the focus is steady handling, stance, sight alignment and controlled trigger pulls. It’s ideal for parents who want their teens to learn responsible range habits, for friend groups seeking a structured outing, and for anyone curious about shooting sports without committing to private equipment or long courses. Plan for short blocks of time—organizers estimate roughly twenty minutes per participant in guided shooting—so the activity fits into a full day of exploring Auburn. The centre’s urban location makes it an easy add-on to local cafes or a visit to nearby parks. Because the session is supervised and equipment is supplied, newcomers can arrive with minimal preparation and leave with a free cap, new skills, and a clearer sense of whether shooting is a sport they want to pursue. Note the Make Your Mark promotion runs from 13:00 AEST on 3 July 2026 until 20:59 AEST on 21 July 2026. The promotion’s P650 try-shooting block supplies 20 rounds per participant and the centre keeps a 1:2 instructor ratio; minors aged 12–17 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian with photo ID. Book early today—groups of four include one free minor. Promoter: SSAA NSW Auburn Shooting Centre, 16–18 Byrne Street, Auburn NSW 2144.