My friend says that firearms no longer have to be brought in to be registered.

I checked the hpd website and couldn’t find any thing saying that the firearm had to be brought in…..but I’m so used to bringing them in

(I understand that eventually firearms can be registered on line)

Thanks!

Yes sir soft cases are fine.

Trial by combat!

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Mech Tech CCU 9mm G19 P80 lower receiver. Hitting steel @ 100yds KKHSC all day...

Has anyone tried this ammunition?? Saw a YouTube video, claims the ammunition burns cleaner, keeps your barrel cooler & extends the life cycle of your barrel. Has anyone on this forum shot with this ammo?? Haven't gone to the gun store to see if it's stocked in inventory. Pretty sure it's stocked on the mainland though.

Me and my wife were fortunate to get our fingerprinting portion done in the shop. Here's a suggestion, is it possible to utilize 1 of the conference rooms upstairs to conduct the screening of documentation and have an ACTUAL table to do the fingerprinting? While standing outside Prime Sports, neighboring businesses were concerned that their doors to their shops were being blocked due to the line that extended down the walkway. Customers had to maneuver thru the line to get thru to where they were going.
 I would have to say in my honest opinion the ladies that were doing the fingerprinting could have done it better. Agencies that require fingerprinting cards done the old fashioned way with ink pads have strict standards on the way it is conducted. The print NEEDS to be in a BLOCK pattern, meaning that the finger(s) need to be "rolled" edge to edge on the ink pad then "rolled" edge to edge on the card. The ladies were lifting the ink pad to the finger(s), rolling the finger(s) and then using a white block "peel & stick" type method (rolling the finger) and pasting it to the fingerprint card. Looking at the result of doing that may cause most of the cards to be rejected by the investigating agency as the latent prints are NOT FULLY or PARTIALLY "blocked" as required.
There is an actual LATENT FINGERPRINTING KIT that is packaged in a "tool box" with everything you need to conduct the process.
 I just hope that none of the prints that were taken yesterday are "REJECTED" and the application process goes smoothly. If there are ANY REJECTIONS WHATSOEVER, what is the FINANCIAL recourse of those patrons that "PAID" for the service?? Can the fingerprinting be done....FREE of charge due to the prints being REJECTED the first time and conducted in the right way?? or REFUND of money paid for the fingerprint service.
Any future events like this should be carefully planned and executed to prevent un-necessary confusion and extended wait times.
Assigning "times" to return to the shop won't resolve the issue, it won't help the wait-times. Because of the unforeseen numbers of those that participated yesterday were large, perhaps by utilizing the conference room upstairs , find out the capacity of the room and take that number, for instance....let's say the max capacity of the room is 50 personnel, minus out the personnel assisting with the service let's say 6, so 44 people can apply for the CCW for that given day. Use social media....FB, IG and other platforms to reach out and take 44 reservations that PREPAID and done. The conference room will provide a closed environment to the public, less distraction and interruption to neighboring businesses. It'll also provide a definite number of applicants that will be processed.

Apparently whatever he is doing is working as some people are donating more $$$ to his campaign for this. Shame. On another issue he implies to push for a minimum wage closer to $34 to meet rent costs in Hawaii. I doubt he paid attention in econ or if he ever took it. This guy is dangerous to our democracy. Self absorbed.

Kaniela's ambition to raise the minimum wage to meet rent costs would also increase inflation on goods and services to pay for the wages of employees. It would also cause small business owners to close shop, they wouldn't be able to afford to pay for the goods and services meanwhile paying the wages of their employees. It would put a strain on larger employers regarding medical premiums and wages as well. Like I said he's a millennial and believes in socialism....

Sounds a bit exaggerated.  Maybe a fire hazard but a bomb?

That place was ghetto in a ghetto area.  Went inside the entrance but never saw the actual range.  I think Honolulu firearns may have bought their equipment.  They're expanding their range and have one of the SWAT banners flying outside.

I agree, fire hazard yes....however, upon closure of the facility, isn't there supposed to be an inspection by HPD, HFD and the health department to insure that the facility is CLEAR of brass, loose UN-fired ammunition & overall fire hazards and airborne lead exposure?

Doesn't seem like that was implemented. If Honolulu Firearms personnel did take possession of the equipment at the facility, wouldn't they have seen the debris and entered the facility with some sort of PPE?

Examples of how government is imposing "people control"......

Or not to register them and keep them on base housing where HPD has no jurisdiction

HPD has "concurrent jurisdiction" with the military police on ALL the bases on Oahu. If there are warrants issued to a service member on a military base HPD/Deputy Sheriff's will serve the warrant, inform the MP's on the base and confiscate firearms surrendered by the service member. State of Hawaii Deputy Sheriff's have the same jurisdiction across the state.