Hawaii SB400 amends firearm lending laws to enhance safety and regulation.
Hawaii SB400 modifies firearm lending regulations by restricting the loan period of rifles and shotguns to twelve hours, repealing the authorization for lending without a permit, and prohibiting lending outside the state. It mandates that borrowers must possess a firearm permit or own a registered firearm and be eligible to own or possess a firearm. The bill aims to align firearm lending practices with other state regulations requiring background checks and permits for gun transfers.
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