Hawaii HB893 amends firearm laws to ban assault rifles, assault shotguns, and .50 caliber rifles, and restricts high-capacity magazines.
Hawaii HB893 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to strengthen firearm regulations. It prohibits the transfer of long-barreled rifles and shotguns to individuals under 18. The bill also bans the manufacture, possession, sale, or transfer of automatic firearms, silencers, and high-capacity detachable magazines. Exceptions are made for law enforcement and military personnel. The bill defines "assault rifle," "assault shotgun," and ".50 caliber rifle," and it prohibits the sale or transfer of these firearms within the state.
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