Hawaii HB893 bans assault rifles, assault shotguns, and .50 caliber rifles, and restricts high-capacity magazines.
Hawaii HB893 amends state law to prohibit the sale, transfer, and possession of assault rifles, assault shotguns, and .50 caliber rifles. It also bans the possession of detachable magazines with a capacity of more than ten rounds. Exceptions are made for law enforcement officers, members of the military, and those who lawfully owned such firearms before the law's enactment. The bill aims to strengthen Hawaii's gun safety laws, aligning them with the state's commitment to public safety.
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