I heard if you get a ticket going something like "over 20" miles per hour, it's a felony.

I heard if you get a ticket going something like "over 20" miles per hour, it's a felony.

Any felony, violent misdemeanor, or conviction with a sentence greater than a year means no more guns.

I didn't know a ticket for not having insurance was a felony 

Soon they will make anything and everything a felony.  Easy button, no more guns.

How would I private party transfer a gun from BI, would need to useba Ffl?

How would I private party transfer a gun from BI, would need to useba Ffl?

Is the guy in the state?  I would hope if it's in the state one does not need to FFL.

Secondly face to face is easier/safer, technically one does not need to go to the PD to transfer the firearm from yourself to another, but if you are the receiving party then you most certainly must do that.

If I'm given a gun by a friend can I just go register it.   He can't meet me to transfer at hpd, but Is giving me a copy of his registation.

If I'm given a gun by a friend can I just go register it.   He can't meet me to transfer at hpd, but Is giving me a copy of his registation.

Damn I need to pay king keoni taxes. ...I must sell huli huli chicken tickets as a fundraiser

I'm in a slightly unusual situation I read through the whole thread but did not find an answer-

I'm moving from Big Island to Oahu in a week.  I had planned to make a purchase (rifle) shortly after moving.  This being my first firearm purchase in Hawaii, I was under the impression that it was a two week waiting period, not a 2 week period to get a permit to purchase, so I didn't get the paperwork done in time here before I move.

3 weeks after I move, I'm going to become very busy for the next three months and It will be unlikely that I'll be able to get the time to go down to apply/pick up my permit.  I'm moving into a vacation rental  for the first month while I look for a permanent apt.  I really don't want to be shopping during the height of a potential panic post election.

I'm worried about showing up with my old BI address printed on my license. 

Is this a big deal?

Would they look sideways at me if I only showed up with a passport?

I've never moved in-state, would does anyone know if I'd be able to get a new DL with my vacation rental listed as the address? ( i.e. do I need to provide proof of my new address when changing my DL?  I don't remember the process when I moved out here)

From what I'm reading I should also go ahead and list my old BI doctor on the form then?

Am I wrong in reading that all i need is a valid photo ID and $16.25 in cash and to budget an hour at the permit office?

If the dealer is cool with it, you can pay for the gun and pick it up whenever you get the permit to acquire...

I'm pretty sure you'll be fine with just a passport.  Still, tell them you just moved from BI and you have a new address, and they'll be cool.

If your BI doctor has your records, and you don't have one on Oahu by the time you go to HPD, list your BI doctor.

Have you gotten a permit to acquire before?  If so, call HPD up and see if you still have to pay it if you did it in the BI.  Also, if you go to HPD pretty early, the line shouldn't be too long.

I have not purchased a firearm in the state of Hawaii before.

Last question that just occured to me-

What is involved on the mental health waiver?

If you have not been diagnosed as having depression, you're ok.

Also when I go to register the rifle, do I just walk around downtown honolulu with a rifle hanging over my shoulder?   Hell no
Should I put it in a case?  Do I need a hard locking case?  Yes, Hawaii law requires it to be in a case or the manufacturers box.
Am I the only one to think its strange carrying a firearm into a police station?  Yes, it's only you.