Thread sounds like the other buying a gun, ammo, TP, dried food etc ones.
 If your rushing to do it now cuz $hit hit the fan, you weren't prepared in the first place. 
JMHO

And you sound like an a$$ being an a$$ just to be an a$$. If you don't have anything to offer, any ideas or product sources, then kindly go to another thread.

 Maybe you can make one about bitching about a flag that gets taken down in kailua.

JMVHO

I think the NIB sales will be dead as soon as current stock is gone, and all that will be left is the used firearms market.

Everything is either back-ordered, or being produced well under the max capacity, or not being produced at all.

So in order for things to get back to full swing and stable prices, we first have to open up the economy, and economy isn't going to open up until the covid problem is resolved either by a vaccine or cure.  In the meantime, the BLM/Hooligans problem will either get worse or be just as bad--on top of that, it's not helping the covid situation at all.

In either case, your firearms are an important commodity right now, and it's likely to keep continue growing in demand.

Let's say things don't get better--the economy doesn't open up, so nothing is getting produced nor imported. What should we do then?  I'm really sorry for the folks trying to procure a firearm.

Near at the horizon, It may get harder to get ammo than it already is.

Keep vigilant.

You are missing my point entirely. But that's alright.

From your synopsis:

"...Allows possession of large-capacity magazines that were legally possessed prior to the effective date
of this Act."

Prima facie (face value) interpretation suggests that as long as it's a grandfathered magazine, there's nothing stating nor suggesting that it cannot be lent in the same context as we have previously stated (at a rifle range).

The following statement doesn't seem to hold to the aforementioned assertion, does it? To quote: "...[a magazine] not grandfathered to you by law or willed to you by someone for which it was grandfathered, you're in violation."   Now hang on. There's floating about two concrete definitions of possession--by means of purchase outside of dates to which the law is in effect, and by inheritance.  Somehow possession by lending gets wedged into it.  After all, you can lend a weapon, but not a grandfathered magazine?  The heart of question is the why disparity between that and should not that be resolved before the law is put into effect.

You offered spurious explanation. Let us speak or discuss it fairly. For one thing, drugs are a completely different matter altogether. There are a variety of drugs and their legality is based on certain conditions.  Furthermore, nobody can lend you their marijuana or oxycodone.  I've already stated you can lend a weapon, so let's not contest that any further. 

It's not exactly a new law since there's are nine other states with the same or similar law in effect.  I admit I am not well versed in any of it, nor are aware of any case laws to which we can discuss the subject in earnest. 

But perhaps someone here is, and we can get the air cleared up on the matter. With that said, I don't think you're helping that cause in any way--I'm sorry, but you aren't.

I am hoping our legislators understand the implications of this well enough in order to be qualified to be able to legislate it.  I fear that it's a law implemented as a result of irrational fear, to which they will likely do more harm to our society than good.

Prohibits possession ...

So, you can loan someone your long gun, just not the 30rd mags you bought pre-ban.   

The context was the range--say we're at Kokohead popping off some rounds.  Edit: Also, I'm not keen on lending any firearm to anyone.

...But you cannot let someone else use them. So if u take a friend shooting, they will need a blocked mag....

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Ummm. What? That needs clarifying big time.  So you can let a friend shoot the firearm, but it cannot be with that quote on quote highcap mag?  All of sudden we're both criminals because of that?  The legislators better know how fucking ridiculous this sounds before they vote on it. I'm going to resend my email with that added, and I suggest everyone do the same.

Done. Only Mike Gabbard responded, thanking me for the message--after maybe several straight submissions.

Anyone with a twitter account want to ask Rhoads why he is working on anti-gun bills all the while tweeting about how bad of shape the US is in because of trump and covid?

https://twitter.com/KarlRhoads1/

Seems to me he is part of the problem and not doing anything for a solution

I just read a few of his twitter posts. He's full blast libtard, isn't he?

It's a gray area. 

The process was to register the weapons within 5 days of purchase or acquisition--you can't do that with appointment only nonsense, and with available appointment dates stretching far out.

There isn't really an official say on the matter (none officially posted) and all we have is what people are experiencing.  If they wanted to they can change it to be serious about the within 5 days and say boohoo for you.  Maybe the FFL will hold it for you, at a price, or maybe not.

Good luck anyways getting a firearm right now, with all the price markups. 

Here we go.

I wish it were that simple. There's not a strong demand for tech jobs or jobs that have a need for higher education. I think the bulk of jobs here in Hawaii are vocational. Tourism and construction with a sprinkling of defense - account for the economy.
People with good leadership skills are most likely found leading successful businesses.

Simple.  That's our problem. We always trying to find simple solutions for big problems. Simple flew off the island a few months back and won't be returning. 

We're going to need people to start things up. We've lost a lot of business all over the nation. In Hawaii, I noticed a lot of emptied out shops in downtown. Hell, the shop that I got my first bike from when I was 7 closed down during this--Eki Cycling. I thought that place was going to be there forever. It's gone.

A lot more are going to disappear before this is over and we need people willing to pick things back up again.