McKinney Firearms Training, LLC

Range Training Handgun Law Qualification

Welcome to McKinney Firearms Training!

Trusted by hundreds of customers in McKinney!

We have been teaching in the North Dallas area for 12 years, with almost 6000 students taught. Almost 4000 of those have been License to Carry, about 1500 Basic Pistol, and the rest a mixture of School Security teams, Church Security teams, Children's Safety Training, private instruction on pistol, private family groups, and Law Enforcement HR-218 Qualifications. I am Certified by the NRA (ID 164587774), Texas Dept of Public Safety, and the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. In 2016, I provided specialized training for the Melissa ISD, that was widely publicized.

I have administered "course-of-fire" exams for agents from

  • FBI
  • U.S. Secret Service
  • Homeland Security
  • Customs and Border Protection
  • Federal Air Marshal Service, and many others.

Check the class schedule

Private instruction is not shown on the schedule; contact me for that. Weekdays and weekends are available.

What is the best firearms training class at McKinney Firearms Training for someone who has never shot a gun before?

My most popular class is "Learn to Shoot", which is restricted to 6 people. We learn the safety rules, the differences between handguns, how they work, ammo types, loading, and the fundamentals of shooting. Then we shoot, in a very controlled, disciplined, and safe setting. In 12 years, we have never had an accident on my range. High-quality rental guns are available, in different calibers and sizes.

Do I need to own a handgun before taking the Learn to Shoot class?

No prior handgun ownership is necessary. Rental firearms and equipment options can be arranged prior to training.

Where can I sign up for a Texas License to Carry (LTC) or pistol class with McKinney Firearms Training?

Current classes are listed on the Schedule of Classes, and linked to the registration page. Private instruction is offered for all disciplines. Contact us through the contact form


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