Coyote Point Rifle & Pistol Club - San Mateo, California

John Hood

They may be a little expensive, but it is absolutely worth it. Hands down the best range I've been to, with nighttime shooting as an extra bonus on top of that. Super convenient location, beautiful facility, and the best RSOs in the business. They were all super friendly and helpful. One thing not mentioned on their site: targets are included and swapped out by the RSO.

If you're looking for a few hours shooting at 100 yards after work, this is the place to go.

Me First

Nice renovated semi outdoor range. This will be a perfect venue for rimfire competitions, wish they open more times to the public and hold competitions such as 25 meter rapid fire rimfire pistol, 3-position rifle, etc.

Sean Hennessy

Employee would not allow me to get my FSA without buying a beginners course. I told them my father was a police officer and I had beginners training, but the employee insisted. Then he got verbally abusive and said something about Biden. Not sure where that came from, but obviously he has anger issues. I hope he gets help.

Jonathan E

I never experienced the poor customer service, they were actually quite friendly... the one and only time i went. Not only do they have terrible hours (M,W,F 7pm-10pm), but they seem to be closed more than they are open. Every few months or so they shut down for months at a time. It’s a real shame as they are the only 100yd range near me. Go to Sunnyvale Rod/Gun or Metcalf..

Terrylee Allen

Once it's open to the public, you will be hard pressed to find a range with the services provided to the public. You want a range where safety is paramount? This is the place to go to.

Live free And happy

DMV and Social Security office staff are much nicer than these Park Ranger staff. Should bring them to those offices for customer service training.

Sergio Bortolotto

So so rifle range. Strange shooting booths, you have to rest your rifle on a bench and aim out of a small window. Wish it was just open space so you could shoot from prone/kneeling/sitting/standing. I hate that they're only open a few days a week and from 7pm-10pm. Not much time for live fire and targets at 100 yards at night are pretty difficult to see even with flood lights on them. I have the feeling this range is intended for hunters to shoot 3 round groups to confirm their bolt guns and optics are still zeroed. Last time I was there it was 99% AR15 owners and 1% old timers with their hunting rifles. They should also includes a section of the range for handguns larger than .22LR

donald p

Drove up to the man in the booth and said "hi I'm here to go to the gun range" he shakes his head and says nope they been closed for 2.5 months for clean up and does not know when they will re-open they guy was cool but I wish they would put that on the Internet so we won't waste time and gas to go .....other than that I shot there Over 20 years ago so I don't know how it is inside