Hawaii HB150 amends firearm lending laws to restrict the loan of rifles and shotguns to adults over 21 for up to twelve hours.
Hawaii HB150 modifies firearm lending regulations by prohibiting the intentional, knowing, or reckless lending of rifles and shotguns to adults without a permit or registered firearm. The bill restricts the loan period to twelve hours, removes the allowance for lending outside the state, and requires the borrower to possess a permit or registered firearm and not be prohibited from firearm ownership. This change aims to align firearm lending with other state regulations requiring background checks and permits for gun transfers.
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