OK, there's something  on the city and county Dept of Parks and Rec page:  https://www.honolulu.gov/parks

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May 27 - Following Mayor Caldwell's Restore Honolulu 3.0 Order, the Koko Head Tramway reopened the afternoon of Tuesday, May 27. City off-leash dog parks and skateparks are scheduled to reopen on Friday, May 29. On June 5, the City will be re-opening the Koko Head Shooting Complex, archery range, People’s Open Markets (POM), and swimming pools for lap swimming only. The Honolulu Zoo is also targeting a June 5 re-opening. A re-opening date for the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve has yet to be determined.

With restrictions lifted on outdoor gatherings of 10 people or less (regardless of household), park activities that do not require a permit will be allowed during normal park hours with physical distancing of six feet or more being observed. Sports league activities are not currently allowed, though the City is pursuing a path forward to allow organized activities of this nature to resume at City parks.City gymnasiums, campgrounds, playgrounds, and other indoor and outdoor City park facilities not already reopened (such as stand-alone comfort stations and Community gardens which were previously reopened) remain closed at this time.

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Aloha Brendon,
 
Mayor Caldwell announced today in a press release that Koko Head Shooting Complex will be re-opening on June 5.
 
Mahalo.               
 
 
*Due to the City’s COVID-19 (coronavirus) response and the Mayor’s Stay-at-Home/Work-from-Home order for all non-essential employees,  please note that our staff is working remotely from home until further notice. Please bear with us as we continue to strive to respond to hundreds+ of questions and concerns each week with pandemic-related concerns taking priority for the time being. We wish you and your family good health and encourage you take extra precautions during these uncertain times. Stay home and save lives.
 
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Best,
Amanda
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Amanda Morales | Constituent Services Director
Office of Councilmember Tommy Waters
District IV, Ala Moana to Hawaii Kai

Has anyone actually seen "the mayor's press release" announcing Koko Head reopening? Haven't found anything like it on honolulu.gov, oneoahu.org or the Department of Parks and Recreation website. And there's nothing about Koko Head in the updated emergency order Caldwell issued  today

What about handguns? Do we need to make an appointment for each of the three steps? 1. Apply for permit to acquire. 2. Pick up permit to acquire. 3. Register gun.
Phone number no work. Time to re-read Catch-22

Instead of phone reservations, HPD's firearms section  could use one of the online reservation systems like  Open Table or Yelp. It's not like anyone can book a restaurant table now.

+1 for Walther PPQ. M2 version has conventional mag release button. Earlier model has euro-style lever.

Or, if he can handle real steel, don't forget a Model 1911 in 9mm. Heavier, fewer rounds, but some folks really prefer the way it fits their hand.

A three-judge panel of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today in favor of open carry in Hawaii case:

http://www.startribune.com/appeals-court-says-2nd-amendment-allows-open-carry-of-guns/489026461/

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-guns-court/us-appeals-court-constitution-gives-right-to-carry-gun-in-public-idUSKBN1KE28C

And here's the court's ruling:
http://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2018/07/24/12-17808.pdf

What does it all mean? I'm no lawyer. But I would like to buy George K. Young Jr. a beer

Back-ordered on Brownells in May. Still waiting.

Nikon P22  2-7x, Sightron 3-9x32 RF are what I use for 50-yd target shooting. You want something for plinking on the silhouette range. Either of those works fine without busting the bank. For my 10/22 takedown w/ Magpul stock, I use a UTG 3-9x Bugbuster. Small enough to fit in the front  compartment of the shoulder bag I use to carry the gun, mags and ammo.

A few years ago, I bought a Zeiss Conquest 3-9x40 rifle scope from Midway. After two brief range outings, the windage knob quit working.  Called around and was advised by a terse CS rep at Carl Zeiss Sport Optic to mail it to them. . I did, and heard nothing for  many weeks. After I emailed requesting an update, someone finally replied,, blaming "delays with the factory" and offering  a Zeiss Terra 3-9x42 replacement. Their email did not mention that the Terra was a  cheaper substitute  for the Conquest line.  By that time, I figured I better  cut my losses, so agreed to take the replacement.. I finally got it,  six months after I mailed the original one to them and only after minimal service from their CS department.  No more Zeiss for me.;

Some of our fellow American's aren't so fortunate:   

http://www.uticaod.com/news/20170309/remington-arms-lays-off-122

http://www.startribune.com/federal-cartridge-lays-off-110-workers-in-anoka/415518844/

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/03/09/howell-munitions-technology-layoffs/

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2017/02/foghorn/layoffs-reported-silencerco-citing-lagging-sales-due-hearing-protection-act/