Aloha everyone,  I'm relatively new to Hawaii and am having some difficulty,  was hoping someone could help me.
I got stationed at Schofield when I enlisted, and have since been studying the laws and figuring out how to get my guns on island, now they're on the way.
I was wondering if anyone can answer a question. I'm an NRA certified pistol instructor, and want to start teaching classes on island to make extra cash. When looking at the law dealing with who can sign the affidavit to get a license, it says, "... or class conducted by a state certified or National Rifle Association certified firearms instructor. ." "State certified" is the thing tripping me up here. I can't find anything on how to become state certified. Can anyone help out?

Aloha everyone,  I'm relatively new to Hawaii and am having some difficulty,  was hoping someone could help me.
I got stationed at Schofield when I enlisted, and have since been studying the laws and figuring out how to get my guns on island, now they're on the way.
I was wondering if anyone can answer a question. I'm an NRA certified pistol instructor, and want to start teaching classes on island to make extra cash. When looking at the law dealing with who can sign the affidavit to get a license, it says, "... or class conducted by a state certified or National Rifle Association certified firearms instructor. ." "State certified" is the thing tripping me up here. I can't find anything on how to become state certified. Can anyone help out?

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NRA instructor will suffice.

One thing added here is you have to teach the hawaii firearm laws.

I took the class from zippz. Hard market to get in unless you can tap into the Schofield crowd. On this island, you can throw a rock in any direction and hit a pistol instructor.

Make sure your affidavit says "State of Hawaii law" on it, or it will be denied from PD for your students.

Aloha everyone,  I'm relatively new to Hawaii and am having some difficulty,  was hoping someone could help me.
I got stationed at Schofield when I enlisted, and have since been studying the laws and figuring out how to get my guns on island, now they're on the way.
I was wondering if anyone can answer a question. I'm an NRA certified pistol instructor, and want to start teaching classes on island to make extra cash. When looking at the law dealing with who can sign the affidavit to get a license, it says, "... or class conducted by a state certified or National Rifle Association certified firearms instructor. ." "State certified" is the thing tripping me up here. I can't find anything on how to become state certified. Can anyone help out?

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The affidavit is not to get any kind of license. The affadavit is your word that you taught a student gun safety, and local laws during a 4 hour class AND during 2 hours of live fire training. Then the student can take the affadavit and apply for a permit to purchase a firearm.