5-Stand-Events - Albuquerque Trap Club

The Albuquerque Trap Club has been the hub for trap and 5-Stand shooting in New Mexico for over 70 years. Located at 9617 Broadway SE (just off I-25 South, Exit 215), the club operates multiple practice fields and hosts everything from casual rounds to major sanctioned shoots.

As of January 2025, the 5-Stand field is open to all shooters. A round of 5-Stand (25 targets) costs $10 for both members and non-members. Age doesn't affect pricing. Don't own a shotgun? The club loans them out so beginners can jump in without equipment investment.

• •Note: Public practice fields may be unavailable during registered shoots depending on turnout. Call ahead at 505-573-5597 to confirm availability.

The club runs sanctioned Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) shoots throughout the year:

• •February 21-22, 2026 - ATA Registered Shoot
• •April 25-26, 2026 - ATA Registered Shoot
• •July 15-17, 2026 - Southwestern Zone Shoot
• •September 26-27, 2026 - Annual Shoot
• •November 14-15, 2026 - ATA Registered Shoot
• •February 1, 2026 - Special Event Fun Shoot (Sunday)

The Executives' Association of Greater Albuquerque (EAGA) has run their annual corporate trapshoot here for over a decade. The club staff handles instruction for first-time shooters—most participants have never fired a shotgun before but leave having broken targets. Events run early morning (typically 7:30 AM–noon) and are just minutes from downtown Albuquerque.

The club runs youth trapshooting programs, introducing younger shooters to the sport through structured instruction and competitive opportunities.

Location: 9617 Broadway SE, Albuquerque, NM 87105 Mailing: PO Box 3746, Albuquerque, NM 87190 (mail doesn't arrive at the physical address)

From Albuquerque: Take I-25 South to Exit 215/Broadway. Exit and bear right onto Broadway heading back north. Immediately get in the left lane and turn left at the traffic light. Follow the pavement to the club.

If you're new to trapshooting, the club offers guidance and resources. They maintain links to the Amateur Trapshooting Association's overview and NSSF's getting-started guides. Staff help you understand the game before you start shooting.