Governor David Ige has signed House Bill 1366 and House Bill 31 into law. 

House Bill 1366, sponsored by Patrick Branco (D-50), amends language regarding home-built firearms passed last session (Act 74 2020). It bans possession of certain unfinished firearm components, as well as home-built firearms. Current law does not ban possession for those owned prior to the ban passed last year. HB 1366 goes into effect on January 1st, 2022.
House Bill 31, sponsored by Gregg Takayama (D-34), increases Hawaii’s mandatory firearm storage requirements. Safe storage is a matter of personal responsibility and everyone’s situation is different. It’s unreasonable for the law to impose one-size-fits-all solutions. HB 31 went into effect immediately


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Just don't get caught,  is the motto.
 

According to the bill, you won't have to worry about getting caught UNLESS/UNTIL (1) a minor gains access to a firearm you should have locked up, and (2) someone else finds out it happened.

(1) A person commits the offense of criminally negligent
storage of a firearm if the person violates section 134-10.5 and
a minor obtains the firearm. For purposes of this section,
“minor” means any person under the age of eighteen
years.”

I think this would fall under the "no harm. no foul" category.

What? Can’t make those $15 pipe 12 gauge slam fires anymore?