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General Discussion / Crossbows...
« on: November 26, 2014, 08:08:47 PM »
Can't shoot it at Koko, got it, where can I shoot? Shootz.
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Off Topic / Re: Flowmaster, Magnaflow, Borla...
« on: March 06, 2014, 11:54:15 AM »
Thanks! I'm looking to do duals out the back right corners. They quoted $659...ugh...I hear they're really good though.
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Off Topic / Flowmaster, Magnaflow, Borla...
« on: March 06, 2014, 09:23:03 AM »
Best place on Oahu to get an exhaust system for my Yukon XL? Hopefully not an arm and a leg...
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General Discussion / Registration Lines
« on: February 26, 2014, 02:43:23 PM »
How have they been lately?
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Firearms and Accessories / Rock Island Armory 1911's
« on: September 25, 2012, 02:51:35 PM »
Are full rail RIAs a common find?
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General Discussion / No Out of State Registrations
« on: September 24, 2012, 10:53:19 AM »Pretty straightforward;
No fee
Picture ID and proof of citizenship if born out of the U.S.
FIll out forms
Register within 72 HRS of arrival to island
Everything you need to know-
http://www.honolulupd.org/info/gun-hpd.htm
Arrive in the AM and allow a couple of hours at the PD because of the number of weapons you have.
BIGGEST NO GO, no pistol mags over 10 round capacity.
I always fly with my weapons in Pelican cases, double locked. Any hard case that meets federal airline standards will do;
Declare firearms at the check-in counter ( have them unloaded with no ammo in mags)
Report to the TSA counter for inspection, they usual throw in a "inspected" tag, but not always .
Check your weapons case like any other piece of luggage
Also, depending on the airline you can fly with ammo.Delta allows 8 pounds, must be in boxes that separate each round, original box is good. It can be carried in your regular luggage or with the weapons.
If you're PCS'ing, most airlines waive excess weight fees and give you a few extra bags free of charge,policies vary.
Awesome thanks for the info!
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General Discussion / No Out of State Registrations
« on: September 23, 2012, 07:18:42 PM »
Hey guys, I'm moving to Oahu in May and bringing 3 1911's, an XD 45, and a G19, 2 ARs and a Moss 500 RB. Is there a fee to register them? What is the process? Does HPD hold em? Whats the best way to get them from CA SFO to Oahu?
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: August 26, 2012, 06:26:28 PM »
Yeah here in CA we just fought the SB249. Yet another battle but the war isn't over. I'm still moving to HI in May 2013 so I'm trying to wait as long as I can before I sell my AR Pistols and what not.
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: August 26, 2012, 04:13:07 PM »
Got it.
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: August 26, 2012, 11:25:48 AM »
Any news?
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: May 02, 2012, 10:56:30 AM »
"does not violate clearly established statutory...." could this be related to the description of an assault pistol with a mag lock?
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: May 01, 2012, 10:36:59 AM »
WILCO. Any help you need, let me know. I recommend the CalGuns Foundation as they have fought this already.
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: May 01, 2012, 05:03:16 AM »
What would happen if I showed up from CA with my 4473 paperwork and tried to register it with my bullet button in and a 10 rounder? I'd let them fuss with it until they they said they can't get the magazine out of course.
But what's the worst case scenario? Would the keep it as evidence? Or let me send it back to CA?
But what's the worst case scenario? Would the keep it as evidence? Or let me send it back to CA?
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: April 30, 2012, 05:24:49 AM »
And with the whole 14.5 in barrel thing, the law states you must have 16" oal barrel, but if you 'permanently attach' by means of pin and weld a muzzle device meeting the 16" oal, you're good to go.
They knew what they were doing when writing the laws, it's just the perception of those who are interpreting. Just like that whole 'Martha' character in other threads.
They knew what they were doing when writing the laws, it's just the perception of those who are interpreting. Just like that whole 'Martha' character in other threads.
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: April 30, 2012, 05:05:17 AM »
Hey, I came here asking questions and the responses I've gotten were remarks about the use of an AR Pistol and it's novelty status as well as the fact that no one knows if the theory of the Bullet Button is good to go because no one has tested it. If one question as vague as mine (which I'm sure has been asked before) really botched up your project, I am sorry. It just seemed no one is testing or asking the question, I was going to contact the AG prior to finding 2AHawaii but I thought I would inquire here first. We're on the same team, sorry I informed you. I did contact the legal side of my question and got a solid 'we don't know but it's being looked at' as a response but never told to stay away. Utilize the 'interpretation' in writing against them since the terminology doesn't validate the written law.
Is there anything written describing a detachable magazine? Is the screen your looking at detachable from its housing (tools and time)? Can you detach your cell phone from the charger (push of a button)?
If the law was written to prevent fast reloads then how do you evaluate the questions above.
Detachable: designed to be unfastened or disconnected without damage
With that screen in the housing, it's not detachable, because the only way to get it out it undamaged is to use tools which takes time.
Is there anything written describing a detachable magazine? Is the screen your looking at detachable from its housing (tools and time)? Can you detach your cell phone from the charger (push of a button)?
If the law was written to prevent fast reloads then how do you evaluate the questions above.
Detachable: designed to be unfastened or disconnected without damage
With that screen in the housing, it's not detachable, because the only way to get it out it undamaged is to use tools which takes time.
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: April 29, 2012, 07:31:05 AM »
if the law stated that it accepts a 'attachable' magazine or
'attachable/detachable' or even better, stated if it 'accepts a
magazine' it is considered an assault pistol, I wouldn't feel as if I
needed to pursue further. but with a 'bullet button/mag lock' it can
accept a non-detachable magazine unless removed during disassembly.
'attachable/detachable' or even better, stated if it 'accepts a
magazine' it is considered an assault pistol, I wouldn't feel as if I
needed to pursue further. but with a 'bullet button/mag lock' it can
accept a non-detachable magazine unless removed during disassembly.
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: April 28, 2012, 09:14:30 PM »
Got an email from the deputy DA any legal guys want to interpret this nonsense?
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Legal and Activism / Let's talk "assault pistols" legality
« on: April 27, 2012, 12:04:27 PM »
There are always gray areas, for example you cannot put a vertical grip on a pistol (at least that is what I have been told is a violation of some federal law) So what if instead of putting a vertical grip I just happen to mount an L shaped flashlight that I could inadvertently hold onto? Am I violating the law, technically it is a flashlight and not a grip but in practical use it acts as a grip.
Use a AFG from Magpul. AtF Says its not a v grip!
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