so i have a family member which his firearms were taken away/ confiscated/ or surrendered due to a tro/abuse case. fireamrs are currently with hpd. According to hpd in order for me to acquire these arms that it would have to go through a shop/ firearms dealer to transfer the guns to them then to me. I know gun source does it for 150 per firearm and yg does it for 100 per gun but dale hasn't gotten back to me in over 2 weeks SMH. So right now im leaning towards tony at gunsource. Anybody know anybody else that could do this transfer for me? I have all the paperwork (police report and description of firearms as well as my permits) 688-6871 thanks 

I'm sure big Al at "Ready on the Right" could do it for you at $30 per firearm.

His number is 261-6588

I think OGC does FFL transfers for $40 each

How many do you have to transfer?

I have done it before at HPD. A cousin of mine got his rifle also taken away for domestic violence. I went to HPD with him and he simply transfered the rifle to me. I just had to bring my valid long gun permit. It took about 15 minutes. 10 minutes was waiting for the rifle to come up from the evidence room.

I'm sure big Al at "Ready on the Right" could do it for you at $30 per firearm.

His number is 261-6588

i stopped by kgs today and daniel said he could do it for 50 for both. ill keep that guys number though incase anything pops up. 

How many do you have to transfer?

2. 1 ruger 45 and 1 mossberg500 btw was that you at hpd firearms today around 4?

I have done it before at HPD. A cousin of mine got his rifle also taken away for domestic violence. I went to HPD with him and he simply transfered the rifle to me. I just had to bring my valid long gun permit. It took about 15 minutes. 10 minutes was waiting for the rifle to come up from the evidence room.

how long ago was this? according to hpd the firearms "HAVE" to be transferred to a dealer or licensee then to me. It cannot go straight to me

The mossberg should be able to transfer directly to you. The ruger might be a problem. Ask them to show you the Policy stating you must go through a FFL dealer. Per HRS 134-7 (f) states that transfer is prohibited only if stated in the order. HRS 134-7.3 (c) states that "disposal" includes transferring ownership of the firearms to any person who meets the requirements of section 134-2. First thing you should find out is if his order states that he is unable to transfer the firearms. Look up the HRS and see what category he falls into.