Do I need prior firearm experience to take this course?

Yes, this course requires participants to already hold an NRA Basic Pistol Certificate to ensure foundational firearm knowledge.

Will the course enable me to carry concealed legally in Utah or Florida?

Yes, successfully completing this course meets the training requirements for obtaining Utah and Florida concealed carry permits.

Is live fire testing included in the course?

Yes, the 8-hour workshop includes a live fire marksmanship test to demonstrate practical proficiency.

Can I reschedule if I miss the course?

Bay Area Firearms allows rescheduling but requires notification in advance; fees or policies may apply.

Are firearms and ammunition provided during the course?

Participants typically bring their own firearms and ammunition, but contact the provider for rental availability and policies.

Does this course cover self-defense laws?

Yes, the curriculum includes detailed sections on legal carrying practices and judicious use of force relevant to concealed carry.

Utah/Florida Concealed Firearms Permit Course in Burlingame | Food Tour

Join Bay Area Firearms in Burlingame, California for an in-depth Utah/Florida Concealed Firearms Permit course tailored specifically for NRA Basic Pistol Certificate holders. This 8-hour workshop covers essential knowledge about concealed carry laws, legal responsibilities, and the practical application of force. Beyond the classroom discussions, participants will engage in a live fire marksmanship test, ensuring they’re confident and competent with their firearms. The course blends legal education with hands-on training, equipping attendees with the skills necessary for the Utah or Florida CCW Permit. Conducted by experienced instructors, this workshop provides a supportive environment ideal for enthusiasts and those new to concealed carry permits. Whether you’re looking to comply with regional laws or enhance your firearm handling expertise, this course offers a comprehensive experience right in the heart of the Bay Area. Beyond education, the location in Burlingame offers easy access to San Francisco for accommodations and local dining, allowing you to combine learning with a visit to one of California’s most vibrant regions.

About Bay Area Firearms

Bay Area Firearms, located in Burlingame, California, offers a range of hands-on safety, marksmanship, and certification courses tailored for beginners through advanced shooters. Courses include First Aid, several CPR/AED options, handgun and rifle fundamentals, precision and AR-15 specialty classes, a Three Gun Tactical Shoot, and state-specific concealed carry permit instruction for Utah and Florida.

Training sessions vary in length from one hour to full-day programs and combine classroom instruction with live-fire practice where specified. The First Aid and CPR/AED Certification courses are structured as four-hour sessions open to students aged 12 and up. The Handgun Safety Certificate course includes a 3.5-hour classroom component plus one hour of live fire, and some advanced rifle and tactical classes provide extended live-fire and marksmanship training.

The Utah/Florida Concealed Firearms Permit course is an eight-hour program that requires an NRA Basic Pistol Certificate and incorporates legal instruction plus a live-fire marksmanship test. The Three Gun Tactical Shoot is an intensive 12-hour arena course that focuses on rapid fire, reloading, and malfunction clearing with low student-to-teacher ratios.

Bay Area Firearms emphasizes practical, skills-based training and operates in Burlingame, making it accessible to Bay Area residents and visitors. Scheduling information, course prerequisites (such as NRA Basic Pistol Certificate or valid photo ID), and equipment rental options are provided per course listing. This course lineup gives clear pathways for safety certification, handgun purchasing readiness, precision shooting development, and concealed carry qualification. Some classes are led by certified instructors; tactical courses list expert instructors in their descriptions explicitly.