FFL Transfers in Memphis: Dealers and Fees

Memphis buyers: here's where to receive an online firearm order and what the pickup will cost. Only fees published by the dealers themselves are listed as numbers — others, call ahead. Updated October 2026.

Memphis transfer dealers

Dealer	Area	Published transfer fee
The Gun Store and Range	Memphis	$50 + $10 check
DSS Firearms	Memphis	$60 incl. TICS
Range USA Memphis	Memphis	chain rate — call to confirm (free for their Elite members)

Several smaller Memphis FFLs advertise lower rates ($20-35) in directories, but haven't published them — a two-minute call can save $30. Suburban buyers in Bartlett, Germantown, Collierville and Cordova have additional options; any licensed dealer works.

A note on Mississippi and Arkansas

If you live across the state line, your receiving dealer must be in your own state of residence for handguns. Memphis-metro buyers from Southaven or West Memphis should pick an FFL at home.

Order online, pick up in Memphis

Pick anything from the catalog — handguns, rifles, shotguns — name one of the dealers above at checkout (or let us assign one near you at no additional cost), and complete the Form 4473 and $10 TICS check at pickup. Tennessee has no waiting period. Full process: how buying a gun online works · statewide fee guide.

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Frequently asked questions

What does an FFL transfer cost in Memphis?

Published Memphis rates run $50-60 including or plus the $10 TBI check; some smaller shops charge less but don't publish rates — call first.

Can I use any Memphis gun shop?

Any dealer with a current FFL who accepts transfers. Name them at checkout, or let us assign a licensed dealer near you at no additional cost.

Is there a waiting period in Memphis?

No — Tennessee has no waiting period anywhere in the state. Once the TICS check clears at pickup, the firearm goes home with you.