So looking to sell some of my handguns and I have in the past but I honestly forgotten how.

As a seller, I provide the buyer with the necessary info on the firearm, along with my contact info, and they apply for the permit? Wait the 14 days, and once they acquire the permit, we both head down to the main HPD office and complete the transfer?

Let's do this! I voted for the 2nd set of dates.

Man, I've been waiting for that Barret sale!  I wish haha. So much temptation!!

http://www.upworthy.com/if-this-invention-won-second-place-at-the-science-fair-first-place-must-ve-been-a-time-machine?c=bl3

So I did a search and anything relating to "parallax" all fell under the classifieds.

I am very much still a beginner and always on the hunt for more knowledge like you all. This time, I'm trying to understand scope parallax, more specifically - ap/ao/pa.

I'm not doing any hunting, just strict plinking at the range, and am looking for a decent scope. This thread isn't about what scope to get so let's forego that and get to my question:

In looking at specs and reviews, it would seem that having a scope with adjustable parallax is a good thing. However, when I see scopes with stats like "parallax setting: 10 yards to infinity"... what does that mean? Does it mean that it has no adjustability? Which brings me to my second question, wouldn't you just always want something to be parallax free from the closest range on? Or does adjustability have correlation to the "blurred" out effect when you magnify?

I know this is quite the subject that have books written about them so I appreciate any analogical help to ease me into understanding this topic 

I've missed it the past two years and I'm looking forward to attending with my gf! Indeed, this will be a precursor to a rifle purchase very soon 

So with the issue of long lines at HPD, what is the common practice for privately selling long arms? Do you wait there with the other party, or simply do the transaction there, and let the buyer finish the process?

So basically:

1) Buyer must have pistol permit - which to acquire needs all of the information about the gun from the seller
2) After 1), present the pistol to HPD for verification
3) Seller can check for proper transfer

Sounds about right?

What other .22lr rifles do you guys carry?

I like duchi's choice. Reinforce that front grill with a slab of concrete or something 

As far as diesel or not, I'm sure that there will be lots of cars/stations to loot gas from once people start turning. I'd just want a truck that probably has 16-17" tires as there are probably a decent surplus at all of the lube shops to grab a dozen or so pairs for whenever/if-ever they pop.

I was thinking along the lines of a truck/SUV also for transportation.

Being in Hawaii, a boat has crossed my mind but I have no nautical know-how to operate one, much less travel island to island haha.

Tom_G, enough space for food? Or would you surface every so often to hunt