Koko Head Shooting Complex is open.  The only areas in the facility that are closed at this time are the Metallic Silhouette and Action Bays.

Hawaii is part of the 9th Circuit.

We're waiting on inventory to see when the next pallet will go out.  We're aiming for later August or September, but its dependent on when (if?) 223/556, 9mm, and non-match 22LR comes back in.  2/3 of the pallet is usually 223/556 and 9mm so we're dependent on those restocking.  From mid-March there has been at least some sprinkling of inventory coming back in regularly, but it has been a couple of weeks of no-restocking.  There are some oddball Lapua rifle and SK 22LR still in stock, but all the range or plinking price range ammo is hard to come by.  Supposedly the big manufactures (Federal etc) have been pumping out rounds, but they don't seem to have hit the market yet.  Some of the wholesaler distributors also supply their own retail locations (for example, Crow Shooting Supply is the same company as Brownells and Countrywide Sports is the same as Outdoor Limited) and those combo companies seem to be diverting inventory to their retail operations instead of restocking the wholesale side.  Can't really blame them for doing so because they probably make a lot more profit selling retail.

... and P80's out-of-stock damn near everywhere

Ammo availability drives my gun choices.
5.56 X 45 is not made everywhere.
7.62 X 39 is.

Just a FYI, there is a way for the government to track when the mag was made.  On Pmags, there is a year and month date on it.  I'm sure other mags are the same, so inspect closely.

But there is nothing in the law saying it's illegal to remove that manufacture date.

Effective when the governor signs it.

Go to:
https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/search/isysquery/7d4c7220-7e23-47ac-b4d4-e2d081b53a24/21-30/list/
and VOTE  Oppose!!!

SEC has cases of 5.56 and 9mm on the floor, Federal rifle ammo was $375, forgot to get pistol price.