Hypothetically, I own a large (30+k acre of ag land) property on Oahu. What laws pertain to shooting on my own property? I know that storage would be legal, as far as range/place of sojourn goes. I'm verifying the SDZ is completely safe. All rounds and lateral limits are covered and won't stray off of the property. I scoured the HRSs and haven't found anything against it.

Any and all help would be appreciated.

I've checked previous posts, but I didn't see any references to the laws, only word of mouth from local PD.

A few of us had to leave due to various reasons and the range is looking for RSOs. I will update this page every-so-often, but just so everyone is clear, no one from X-Ring actively monitors the 2aHawaii forums.


- Nick

Has anyone been out to the range yet?

Anyone have any questions about the range?

Any suggestions, gripes, or compliments?

For the most part, until the Grand Opening (since the range is currently only in its "soft opening" stage) there will be no monthly or yearly subscriptions/memberships yet. If you'd like to get a head start on the membership applications, please feel free to come down to the range when it's open (Friday through Sunday 1000 - 1800) or drop by the store to fill out the paperwork.

If you decide to shoot, keep in mind that you can either bring your own gun or borrow one of the ranges. You will need to buy ammunition and targets from the range and will only be allowed to used said ammo and targets the day you purchase them.

Currently, if you buy ammo from the range you will be asked to leave all brass at the range, i.e. you cannot take your brass home for reloading . "Clean-up" consists of just pushing your brass forward of the shooting benches.

Do not bend over to pick anything up without the Range Safety officer's permission.

Most importantly, this is a soft opening. There will be some hiccups here and there, but please bear with us as we try to smooth out some bumps.

-Nick