Possibly.
The last attempt to pass national reciprocity stipulated that the permit holder needed a permit from their State of residence.
Meaning that permit holders from other States (visitors) could carry while here but we (residents) still wouldn't be able to carry here.
Because we have a "may issue" (read won't issue) system, we would be denied our right to carry until the Courts overturn.
That's if that's the version of the reciprocity law that passes.
That is easy. I'd go back to Washington state, re-establish WA state residency
(use my daughters address), Get a WA drivers license, register to vote there,
renew My old CCW license, and head back here to Hawaii. My wife stays here
( HI) year round and stays as a Hawaii resident,
so I still get my homeowners exemption.
I'd have to go back to WA every few years to renew Licenses, but it will be a
good chance to visit the family and to buy some guns at a WAC gun show.