Check out Security Equipment Corp., they usually have a selection of Rugers, S&Ws and Colts. I usually drop in to check out the good stuff, used S & W revolvers on consignment.
So...what was the price for a helicopter rescue now?
I talked to a HFD guy this afternoon on the Koko Head Trail involved in the helicopter transport of an injured hiker. I told him I heard hikers are charged $3500.00 for a helicopter rescue. He laughed and said there is not a charge unless he needs an ambulance ride.
I have done the blank permit a couple of times and purchased new, out of the display case firearms at HGS and SEC and had to do in person registration at HPD as instructed by HPD, SEC and HGS.
Then there's the issue of shooting at a fleeing criminal. He's not a threat to you, and I don't think kidnapping is included in the rules of self defense. Will the court look at that as a justified shooting? Only rape, severe bodily harm and loss of life are legal grounds for using deadly force in most defense cases.
Deadly force is justifiable to prevent a kidnapping.
Looks to me like, unless you have an FFL, you can't order ammo powder, or primers to be shipped to Hawaii. Am I wrong? I hope so. You can order projectiles and brasd.
You do not need an FFL to order ammo, powder or primers to be shipped to Hawaii (yes you are wrong). You do need to order a large quantity to offset the ocean freight / hazmat fee. Ordering powder for example, may have a flat rate freight / hazmat fee of $450.00 for one to 100 pounds. Best (most economical) is to order 100 pounds but that's around $3,000.00 to $5,000 for the powder plus the $450.00 freight / hazmat fee. Unfortunately that example was using Powder Valley which just had a big fire. See the earlier post using Kaleo Arms if you want to order ammo.
Pondering the fire yesterday.... What if a fire were to start behind the rifle/pistol range. Would that not burn up the rail tracks going up to the lookout?
People might get stuck on top of the hill. People might have to run either up or down the tracks to escape the fire.
There are a couple of other ways to get up and down Koko Head besides the stairs . . . hiking the ridge.
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