Do I need to be a Calibers member to attend?

Yes. Active Calibers membership is required at the time of the event; members may bring one guest who must be accompanied.

What is the reservation fee and is it refundable?

A $5 reservation fee per attendee (plus $5 for a guest) applies. The fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.

How do I ask event-specific questions?

Email Robert@CalibersUSA.com for questions about themes, round counts, or special requirements.

Are there age restrictions for attendees?

Minimum age is not specified in the listing; contact Robert@CalibersUSA.com to confirm any age or parental supervision rules.

What safety rules apply at the event?

Standard range safety rules apply; expect a safety briefing before shooting and follow all instructions from range staff.

Can I bring my own equipment?

Equipment requirements vary by event—check the specific event listing for required gear and round counts before bringing your firearm and ammunition.

Members-Only Fun Shoot & Dinner (Eastside) at Calibers USA Albuquerque

Calibers USA’s Members-Only Fun Shoot & Dinner (Eastside) is an invite-only evening of live-fire challenges, camaraderie, and dinner held at the Eastside Calibers facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Events alternate monthly between Eastside and Westside locations; the Eastside meeting point is 9320 Coors Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87114, and the facility address is 4340 Cutler Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, USA. If you’re an active Calibers member, this is a rare chance to shoot with other members in a curated, social atmosphere while testing skills against rotating shooting challenges. When you arrive, expect structured range time with multiple shooting activities—think timed steel stages, target arrays and scenario bays—followed by a communal dinner that turns a practice session into an outdoor-sports social. What makes these nights distinctive is the blend: the clinic-like focus of a coached course and the looseness of a members’ mixer, giving both serious shooters and social participants a reason to show up. The program’s $5 reservation fee (plus $5 for a permitted guest) keeps no-shows low and helps organizers plan food and staffing; the fee is non-refundable and non-transferable, and standard range safety rules apply. Questions can be directed to [email protected]. Set in Albuquerque’s high-desert light and broad skies, the range feels both functional and evocative—clean firing lines, steel targets, and action bays framed by scrub and views toward the city. These events lean practical: round counts, equipment needs and themes change per listing, so check the event page before loading magazines. Membership is required; members may bring one guest who must be accompanied. Space is limited and reservations are required. Why book it? Beyond practicing marksmanship under low-pressure, themed challenges, you’ll meet a local network of shooters and instructors, build real-world range skills, and enjoy a simple dinner that turns strangers into training partners. For visitors to Albuquerque interested in firearm sports or tactical shooting, a members’ night offers cultural insight into the region’s shooting community and a structured, safe way to observe or participate. Plan logistics around safety and local rules, arrive early to sign in, bring your membership card and necessary PPE, and be prepared for indoor or outdoor stages depending on the night. Events rotate between Eastside and Westside—watch the calendar, reserve your spot, and expect an efficient, member-focused evening of shooting and social time. Parking is on-site with easy access to the firing lines and a covered staging area; arrive with magazines unloaded until the safety briefing, and expect a short orientation that outlines round counts, equipment requirements and any special rules for the theme of the night. Food is typically simple but hearty; if you have dietary needs note them when you reserve. For last-minute questions or event-specific details, email [email protected].