Hawaii HB136 amends firearm storage laws, requiring trigger locks for firearm sales and prohibiting negligent storage if a minor gains access.
Hawaii HB136 amends firearm storage laws by requiring licensed dealers to provide a trigger lock with each firearm sale. It also prohibits storing firearms in a way that a minor can access them without parental permission. Violators face fines, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses. The bill ensures that invalid sections do not affect the rest of the law and takes effect upon approval.
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