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Should turn KHSC into the new dump since contaminated with lead. Should make one new range down Nanakuli.
Beginning on Monday, October 18, 2021, the HPD Firearms Section will be open for
walk-in Permit-to-Acquire and Registration. There will be no appointments provided.
M/T/Th/F – 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Wed – 8:00 am to 6:30 pm
excluding Holidays
Are there still really long lines?
Donate beaucoup kala to gov and ag.
Ok sorry for all the pain I’ve caused with Moosechelle....
This one should be more easy on the eyes.....
Hah!
I got a notice from HPD that my appointment for registration at HPD for Monday was cancelled due to Doug
Appointments for registration are booked out 90 days.
I’ll try calling on Monday since my permit is only good till 8/3/2020
From the time you can pick up permit to acquire after the 14 day waiting period, how many days is the window that you can pick up the permit? Is it 10 days? I forget bc I usually pick it up on the first day. Asking for a friend. Thanks 🤙
Curious. Has anybody seen their cancelled time pop back up on the available times list?
I have a less than 3 guns firearm registration on May 26 12:00 pm and looking to exchange with someone who has a firearm registration (less than 3 guns) on the 27th because something came up at work.
There are several people in the distribution chain: manufacturer, at least one wholesale distributor, shipper and local retailer.
It's quite possible your firearm was ordered but has been placed in a queue that was temporarily shutdown until manufacturers were allowed to go back to work. Still, many are operating with a minimal crew and trying to meet massive demand.
You may just be a victim of unfortunate timing. If your order didn't make it to the manufacturer or distributor soon enough, it might be buried under hundreds of other waiting orders.
Or, your order could have been lost by the shipper.
Or, the gun arrived, and the store hasn't been able to match it up with your order due to an overwhelming number of customers with perhaps fewer employees working.
With the way gun prices are going up, I wouldn't wait to go to the shop. If they have to reorder it, they might not be able to get it again for that price.
These are not normal times, so all of the normal rules aren't going to apply. Don't be surprised if the distributor is sending earlier orders to retailers paying panic prices.
In town? There are many on this site who are regularswith the town gun shops. The only two town shops that I know with special circumstances are DCT and KMC. If the "town" shop is between Mapunapuna and Ala Moana you won't be disrespectful posting their name as they are all reputable and you will possibly get a reasonable answer for the situation or someone can ask the shop for you.
Basic rule. No buy guns and ammo during a panic.
Just curious about what others think about this situation.
Just prior to us going into pandemic mode, I paid a visit to a couple of local gun shops here in Honolulu and I ended up ordering
a pistol from one of them. Paid with my credit card, which shows the transaction was completed and went on my merry way. The
following day, I believe, the governor made the announcement and the beginning of the "lockdown" on Oahu commenced. Since then,
(middle of March), I have been unable to contact the shop for a status update. No response to calls or text messages. I understand
that this is an extraordinary time for a small business, but it has been almost a month. Under normal circumstances I would have
cancelled my order and and called my credit card company, but again I understand that things are far from normal. Anyone else in
a similar situation?
Craig B
Is the expectation for comms in that month? That’s a very reasonable expectation. However, like mentioned above, I know a couple LGSs that have mentioned they aren’t answering calls since they’ve gotten slammed with calls. One posted on social media.
Have you tried going to the store to speak with one of the employees in person? I believe that all LGS are still operating. You'd probably get at least a half answer (which I guess is better than no answer). I wonder what LGS you went to.... hmmmmm....
What gun shop is this. I know there’s a few of them that are not answering their phones due to high volume of calls and telling customers to email.
Maybe you can go down to see if they are open
