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Is there a listing of instructors that can provide the required classes needed to acquire firearms and to conceal carry on Oahu? 

When my wife shoots with me we normally shoot on bench for 5-6 relays.  First time slot is under my name and the next time slot is under hers.  Maybe get multiple tour employees registering for consecutive time slots???

Good point.  They probably figured out how to work it in their favor 🤙🏽

Went to shoot at the handgun range today.  Arrived at the same time as a van with a tour guide and some Japanese tourist.  We all walked up to the range at the same time and the previous session hadn’t ended yet.  The man with the tourist had them quickly signed in, without showing any reservation paperwork and then began shooting immediately because there was already a fresh target in place when they arrived.  At the first called cease fire, the tour guide went down range, put up new targets and then left in his van with the tourists that were shooting, He was soon back with another group of tourists and again began shooting immediately since the target was already in place.  For-profit groups using City and County provided facilities to conduct their business seems sketch.  Letting him keep his target up and funnel groups of Japanese tourists through also is sketch.  Some side hustle action.

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The PTA application process would be much quicker if they required you to fill out the forms before getting into the line instead of waiting until you get to the window.  Just sayin… 

Question for those of you who are much better informed on the politics of the 2A than I am.  If a law passes that bans the sale of some form factor’s of semi automatic firearms, do you think it will have any impact whatsoever on the semi automatic weapons that we already “legally” own?  Could forcing the public to surrender them become a thing?  Or, is it more likely that the firearms that everyone already owns will be good to go?  It’s kinda like the brace thing.  I wanted to build an AR pistol but didn’t because it looked like they would become illegal.  Those in the know, post your opinions.  As I build my collection based on what I like (no tactical reason, I just like certain firearms for their cool factor) I don’t want to invest in firearms that I might have to surrender somewhere down the line.

Went to register a rifle today then immediately went to submit PTA paperwork for a new gun.  Walked right in (stood in line actually, LOL) to submit paperwork carrying my cased rifle and processed my paperwork with no refusal of entry and no questions.  I’ve been told in the past that I could not bring a cased firearm into that office. Glad I could do it all in one trip because I won’t risk leaving guns in my locked car in a parking lot and I live far away. 

All I saw was “pot stickers” 😂

The flyer says you can “trade” at the gun show.  Does that mean I can bring guns and offer them up for trade at the show without renting a table?