Hawaii HB136 mandates trigger locks for firearm sales and penalizes negligent firearm storage.

Hawaii HB136 amends firearm storage regulations, requiring licensed dealers to sell firearms only with appropriate trigger locks. It mandates dealers to provide buyers with a written copy of firearm storage guidelines. The bill penalizes negligent storage of firearms, defining it as a misdemeanor if a minor or prohibited individual gains access. Penalties include fines up to $250 for a first violation and $1,000 for subsequent violations. The changes do not affect rights or duties established before the bill's effective date.

Hawaii HB136 mandates trigger locks for firearm sales and penalizes negligent firearm storage.

Hawaii HB136 amends firearm storage regulations, requiring licensed dealers to sell firearms only with appropriate trigger locks. It mandates dealers to provide buyers with a written copy of firearm storage guidelines. The bill penalizes negligent storage of firearms, defining it as a misdemeanor if a minor or prohibited individual gains access. Penalties include fines up to $250 for a first violation and $1,000 for subsequent violations. The changes do not affect rights or duties established before the bill's effective date.