SB400 restricts firearm lending to adults with permits or registered firearms.
SB400 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to tighten regulations on firearm lending. It restricts the loan of rifles or shotguns to adults aged twenty-one or older, limiting the loan period to twelve hours within the state. The bill repeals the previous authorization for lending firearms without a permit and prohibits lending outside the state. It requires that the borrowing adult must have a firearm permit or own a registered firearm and be legally allowed to own or possess a firearm. The bill also prohibits lending firearms to individuals who do not meet these criteria.
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