Can members bring guests?

Yes—members may bring one guest who must be accompanied by the member; a $5 guest fee applies.

What is the reservation fee policy?

A $5 reservation fee is charged per attendee; it is non-refundable and non-transferable to reduce no-shows.

Do I need to be a Calibers member to attend?

Active Calibers membership is required at the time of the event; membership status is checked at check-in.

What safety rules are enforced?

Standard range safety rules apply, including muzzle discipline, trigger finger control, and following staff directions; failure to comply can result in denial of participation.

Is equipment provided or loaned?

Equipment policies vary by event; round counts and gear requirements are listed per event—check the event page or email Robert@CalibersUSA.com for specifics.

Are there caliber or magazine restrictions?

Some events list caliber or magazine restrictions in advance—confirm on the event page to ensure your equipment is permitted.

Calibers Members-Only Fun Shoot & Dinner: Westside Range Nights in Albuquerque

At 9320 Coors Blvd NW in Albuquerque, New Mexico—on the city’s west side where the Rio Grande valley widens and the Sandia Mountains color the eastern skyline—Calibers USA stages an evening that feels more like a private range festival than a club meeting. Members-only Fun Shoot & Dinner (Westside) pairs focused range time with laid-back social hours: an early-morning firing line for warm-up and a sunset session of themed shooting challenges followed by dinner and conversation. The format alternates monthly between Eastside and Westside venues; this Westside edition centers on a covered firing line, a well-lit target array, and a clubhouse or patio where members trade notes over plates. The key features of the scene are straightforward and purposeful: concrete firing points, bermed target lines, steel and paper targets at set distances, and a communal dining area where the event’s theme is revealed. The locale also offers a clear desert sky and low humidity typical of Albuquerque’s high desert, with piñon and juniper scrub visible beyond the range and a long view toward the Sandia crest. That contrast—precision shooting in a desert setting—creates a distinct regional character: the range is practical and drilled in safety, while the landscape reminds you you’re in New Mexico. Events include unique shooting challenges that test marksmanship and rangecraft, plus a shared dinner that elevates the club vibe. The reservation system charges a $5 non-refundable fee to deter no-shows; members may bring one guest for an additional $5. Active membership is required and standard range safety rules apply—any participant who fails to follow procedures may be denied entry. For questions or special needs, the listing directs members to Email [email protected]. Why visit? For serious recreational shooters in Albuquerque the event is a social shortcut: efficient, focused practice blended with community. It’s also a window into local shooting culture—membership brings access to structured drills, equipment-oriented themes, and small-group coaching during challenges. Practical considerations are baked into the format: limited capacity, curated round counts per event, and clear equipment notifications on each event’s page. Each event begins with a short safety orientation and range-rules review; themes and round counts are posted in advance so members can prepare gear and ammunition. The atmosphere is disciplined and friendly: staff enforce safe handling and often offer coaching on fundamentals. Bring your membership card, valid photo ID, hearing and eye protection, and check the event page for any caliber or magazine restrictions. This offering stands out because it treats the firing line as both training ground and social space. You’ll leave having sharpened fundamentals, traded tips with peers, and shared a meal under a wide New Mexico sky—an efficient, memorable evening for members who take their shooting seriously without sacrificing camaraderie.