State law has a pause on some parts of the law.  Which means they cannot enforce it.  Banks, restaurants that serve alcohol, parks, and city/state parking lots that share it with another entity are no longer banned from CCWing.  Also the default ban on commercials properties open to the public is now on pause.

The there's C&C of Honolulu (Oahu) ordinance that banned the above, but too is on pause since the city stated so on their oneoahu.org website.

So long story short, you can now CCW in the above places unless they have a sign that specifically bans it.

I currently have a permit to acquire (long gun) that expires July 24th.  So let's say I happen upon something I like at a GS so I buy it on July 23rd.

How am I going to register it within the time the permit expires?  I never thought the registration people at HPD would expect someone to register within the expiration limits of the permit when registration appointments are hard to get and up to 90 days in advance.

Showing the expired permit to acquire at the time of registration should be enough to show the firearm was purchased legally.  The paperwork from the LGS along with the receipt can be cross checked by the registration guys.

I never came across this scenario since covid.  Last year I bought a rifle but when I applied for the PTA I went ahead and booked an appointment to register about 2 weeks later, just in case.  Turned out I was able to use it otherwise I would have cancelled.