If you purchase a firearm out of state, federal law requires that the firearm be transferred through an FFL (Federal Firearm License) Dealer. The firearm is shipped to us, and we transfer the firearm to you.

1. We will only allow transfer to the person listed on the invoice of the delivered product.
2. The customer must be of legal age, a Texas resident with a valid (not expired) Texas Driver’s License with your current address (No P.O. Boxes), a Texas ID (not expired) with a photo and your current address (No P.O. Boxes), and additional supporting government documentation if necessary. Military ID with Current Orders are also acceptable. Utility Bills, Texas LTC Cards, Restricted Driver’s Licenses, Limited Driver’s Licenses, or Hunting Licenses are not valid/acceptable forms of ID.
3. You will be required to pass the required criminal background check before receiving your transfer. If you fail the criminal background check, you will be required to pay the shipping charges to return the firearm back to the original sender. 
4. No one else is allowed to come in and pick up a firearm for you. Do not ask someone to pick up your gun for you. This is illegal and considered a straw purchase. See the link for details. For more information click on the link. Don't Lie for the Other Guy

When purchasing a firearm on-line you will be asked to provide a designated

FFL information during check out. Please choose The Range in McKinney.

If searching for us by zip code, enter:

 “75069”
If searching for us by name, enter:

 “The Range in McKinney”
If asked to enter our information,

please use the following:

The Range in McKinney
415 Industrial Blvd
McKinney, TX 75069
(972) 330-4415

If searching by FFL number, you are typically asked to enter the first 3 digits and

the last 5, like so:
FFL#: 5-75-XXX-XX-XX-27456

If you need a copy of our Federal Firearms License (FFL), please email ffl@trmckinney.com

TRANSFER IN FEES

for handguns, rifles, shotguns & lower receivers

$50 each without LTC
$35 each with LTC
Tier 2 Members - 2 Free | $15 each after 2
Tier 3 Members - 4 Free | $15 each after 2

TRANSFER OUT FEES

for handguns, rifles, shotguns & lower receivers

Non Members $50 + Shipping
Members $35 + Shipping

step by step transfers

Click on the button below to find the step by step process for your transfer.

When dealing with firearms regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA), the term Class 3 refers to Federal Firearms Licensees (FFL) like The Range|McKinney who have paid special taxes to become a third-tier Special Occupational Taxpayer (SOT). The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) regulates NFA firearms, devices and accessories and restricts the sale, manufacturing and import of specific FFL dealers. 

When you wish to purchase any weapon that falls into these definitions:

Machine guns: Any firearm that shoots, is designed to shoot or can be altered to shoot automatically with a single trigger operation without manual reloading. 

Short-Barreled Shotguns: Shotguns with a barrel less than 18 inches long or an overall length less than 26 inches. 

Short-Barreled Rifles: Rifles with an overall length of less than 26 inches or a barrel overall length of less than 16 inches. 

Silencers: Devices designed to reduce the sound of a portable firearm. 

Generally, for the manufacture of NFA items, ATF Form 5320-1 must be submitted to the ATF for transfer of a NFA item (from a person or entity lawfully entitled to transfer it (Class 3 dealer) to yourself, or any entity (Gun Trust or LLC) then the ATF Form 5320-4 must be submitted to the ATF.  Of all the NFA firearms (silencers, machine guns, short barrel rifles, short barrel shotguns, and any other weapon (AOW) and destructive devices), machine guns are the most restricted by different states. Check your own state’s rules on the ownership of these weapons. A few states such as New York and California have provisions in the state laws that prohibit ownership of all Title II weapons and devices. A few states only allow possession of NFA items defined as curios and relics list and with compliance to NFA requirements. Most states allow legal ownership of all NFA items, if the owner has complied with the federal registration for private ownership. 

FEES FOR NFA TRANSFERS

machine guns, short-barreled shotguns,

short-barreled rifles, silencers

$100 each with or without LTC

STEP BY STEP NFA TRANSFER PROCESS

Click on the button below to find the step by step process for your transfer.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

WHAT DOES VALID ID MEAN

A valid (not expired) Texas Driver’s License with your current address  (No P.O. Boxes), a Texas ID (not expired) with a photo and your current address (No P.O. Boxes), and additional supporting government documentation if necessary. Military ID with Current Orders are also acceptable. Utility Bills, Texas LTC Cards, Restricted Driver’s Licenses, Limited Driver’s Licenses, or Hunting Licenses are not valid/acceptable forms of ID

SHIPPING COSTS

You are responsible for all shipping costs both to and from our range, in addition to the applicable fee. Make sure to find out the return policies of 3rd party vendors.

DELAYED PICKUP

If you cannot pick up your firearm/NFA item within 14 days, we are required to start the return process. If the you are aware that you cannot pick up your firearm/NFA item within the 14 day period, you must communicate with Shannon@trmckinney.com so that the return process will not be started. 

If you can't pick up the firearm/NFA item within 30 days you will be charged an additional $30 storage and admin fee. After 3 months, the firearm is considered abandoned and is surrendered – with no compensation.

DENIED BACKGROUND CHECK

If your federal NICS background check is returned as denied, you will not be allowed to take possession of the firearm/NFA item. The Range   McKinney is never given the reason for a Denied NICS report. The Range | McKinney is not responsible for any refunds, shipping, deposits, or other fees incurred in this process. The firearm/NFA item will be returned to the seller. Any fees associated with the return of the firearm are your sole responsibility. If denied, you have the option to appeal. You must let us know immediately that you are attempting to appeal.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR MY FIREARM TO GET TO THE RANGE | MCKINNEY

When ordering on-line please get a tracking number for your transfer. The Range | McKinney is not responsible for, and cannot track shipments or supply you with an ETA when “transferring in” to The Range | McKinney.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO PROCESS MY FIREARM

Once the firearm/NFA item arrives at The Range | McKinney, it can take up to 24 to 72 business hours to enter into our system (Monday and holidays not included) and have it ready for you to pick up. Please wait for us to contact you to let you know your firearm is ready for pick-up.

WHAT HAPPENS ONCE I GET TO THE RANGE | MCKINNEY

The Range | McKinney follows all ATF and local laws regarding the transferring of firearms/NFA items. You will be required to complete a 4473, if you are not a current LTC holder, you must pass a NICS background check prior to transfer/pick up a firearms/NFA item. You must provide a valid form of identification to complete this proces. You must be of legal age, a Texas resident with a valid (not expired) Texas Driver’s License with your current address (No P.O. Boxes), a Texas ID (not expired) with a photo and your current address (No P.O. Boxes), and additional supporting government documentation if necessary.  Military ID with Current Orders are also acceptable. Utility Bills, Texas LTC Cards, Restricted Driver’s Licenses, Limited Driver’s Licenses, or Hunting Licenses are not valid/acceptable forms of ID.

WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF I DON’T PICK UP MY FIREARM

Any firearm/NFA item left more than 30 days after notification will be charged a minimum of $30 per month. After 3 months, the firearm/NFA item is considered abandoned and is surrendered – with no compensation.

WHAT IF I NEED TO RETURN MY PURCHASE

If you need to return your purchase before completing the FFL transfer, you need to contact the retailer or store where it was originally purchased and request an RMA. In addition, you need to ask if they provide the shipping label for the return. Each company has their own policy on whether they pay for return shipping and the time frame in which a return is allowed. If they do not provide a shipping label you will be responsible for shipping costs.