Great staff; professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. I've had a few items shipped here for…read moretransfer, and the process has always been smooth. As long as the NY State background check comes back without delays, everything is seamless. Definitely a place I would recommend.

Very helpful and friendly staff. I have purchased several firearms from that shop, both by ordering…read moreonline and by choosing one right in the store. They've been helpful with advice on training, the law, safety and accessories. They are knowledgable, professional and courteous. A very safe environment. Some of the same staff works in the range downstairs and teaches at the school upstairs.

kimber does not stand by their product. I have pad coating issue with my wife's gun. Barely used…read moreand sits in a safe. It has been shot maybe 3 times at the range. I have only ever wiped it down with a soft cloth. Pulled it out for the first time in years. the finish looks terrible. Contacted kimber and they told me that it is my fault and I must have cleaned with something. Don't worry we can sell you new slides for 450$. I will never buy another kimber.

All I can say is FUCK KIMBER…read more I bought a new Kimber 1911 yesterday, so, it came with these horrid rubber grips. It was supposed to come with rosewood grips. I called customer service, and the CS guy tells me that's the California approved model and I'd have to take it as I got it unless I wanted to BUY the grips it was supposed to come with because it must be California compliant. HEY ASSHOLES! I LIVE IN ARIZONA! I just bought your fuckin' gun BRAND NEW! Hey, FUCK KIMBER! I'm d gladly sell this thing and get a COLT, at least COLT treats me better. My first experience with Kimber.

Safety-focused and knowledgeable, these folks are here to ensure you are having a good time while…read morebettering your skills. You will not be disappointed.

I completed my NRA Instructor Certification Course. Liz Gesualdo, the instructor, was AMAZING! Her…read moreclassroom instructions and overall firearms knowledge is priceless. She is well-informed and well-versed with offering any type of shooting training. She creates a want-to-learn experience. Staff members are extremely friendly and always willing to help. I plan to continue my training with Liz and the rest of her staff. Highly recommend for beginners, novice, and expert shooters who want a fun-filled, exciting, and learning experience.

Hubbs and I had a great experience, taking our courses and receiving training while we were…read moreapplying for our licenses. The staff and instructors gave us a lot of information and tips to make the process as seamless as possible. We both recieved out licensing with no problem and have returned many times for range visits. Unless you have your own pistol, they only rent the long gins for range practice. They have ammo and protective gear and if it's your first time out, their staff is very knowledgeable and helpful during your visit.

I liked that it was a 15 minute bus ride from my home. From the Bedford Park subway stop along the…read more4, the Bee Line's 20 bus drops off on Central Park Ave and McLean. From there, it's only a short walk to Coyne Park. The elderly gentlemen that were running the place when I went were nice enough. Since I don't have a permit in New York, they provide a package that includes lane time, rental of a .22 rifle, 100 rounds of ammo, 2 targets, and eye/ear protection. As of this post, $58 per person. Note: When I've gone to ranges in Arizona, if I'm new to the place, I'm required to review safety rules and/or watch a safety video. At Coyne Park, I was asked if I had experience shooting. I replied yes and was left to my own devices. Not sure what to make of that. The range officer(?) showed me the operation of the rifle which was simple enough. Although I didn't take note of it at the time, the rifle looked like and probably was a polymer Ruger 10/22 with a 10 round magazine. It looked and felt like the equipment was well-maintained as I experienced zero malfunctions. The mechanism to place your targets at the desired distance was operated by hand wheel. There's a certain charm to it, so no points off for that. The facility itself was clean and uncluttered. I have to admit that I've been spoiled by the quality of facilities at the Scottsdale Gun Club, but I suppose that for a public range in New York, beggars can't be choosers. Overall, it was a positive experience. I plan on bringing some family and friends here to introduce them to the shooting sports. I don't want their only exposure to firearms to be be from television and movies. Coyne Park Rifle and Pistol Range seems like a decent enough place to give them a taste of what it's all about. Afterward, the nearby strip mall would be a nice place to grab some grub or coffee.

Buy my guns only from this place, Miguel is well educated on all brands and calibers, process…read morepaperwork for the NYPD download, gets it done in a timely fashion, no Pressure sales, extremely accommodating, best deals around, ask for Miguel, you will be very impressed

Highly professional and knowledgeable...extremely helpful and authoritative in all aspects of…read morerequirements for legal carry in NY; highly and enthusiastically recommended...OUTSTANDING!!

I've been back about 5 times now, and I have to say I really do like this range. Not only are the…read morestaff down to earth and helpful, there's always tons of free slots so you never have to wait to shoot. One big downside is that there's no A/C - horrendous in the dog days of summer - but still, there's no denying that this is a good and convenient range for lower Westchester.

This range was closed due to the landowner not renewing the lease. This was all due to a very…read morequestionable complaint filed by a nearby resident claiming to be hit by a fragment. Nearby land, on the other side of a hill was developed into large expensive homes. One of the new residents claimed being hit by a bullet fragment in her yard. While the path of travel would have been impossible, the town of Greengurgh made a big deal of this in the papers. The town sought to ban all outdoor ranges and the landowner (Con Edison) decided not to renew the lease. This range operated without incident for many decades. No proof of the "accident" was ever made public and the range is gone. This seems to be a case of local wealthy people trying to rid the area of shooters and our 2nd amendment rights. They built their "McMansion" next door to the range, then used their money and influence to shut it down. The local cowardly Democrats just fell in line.